<P>I've been wondering for some time if there is a correlation between extreme gobbling activity on one day, followed by near silence the next. We've all heard about it, or witnessed it first hand. Birds are all fired up today, then when you go out tomorrow, you would swear there wasn't a bird in the woods. I wonder if something occurs to a gobblers vocal mechanisms, wether swelling, or hoarsness, or soreness, that necessitates them resting them. Much like us screaming all afternoon at a football game,or some type of similar event, the ensuing hoarsness and sore throat can almost result in a loss of ones voice the following day. Do you think some type of similar action can/is/does occur in turkeys that explains the hot one day-quiet the next. Just one of the frustrating aspects of this sport. I've been invited out with the old,"They went crazy yesterday!", just as I've taken friends out with the "I heard birds everywhere yesterday!", only to get the "LOOK" after a morning of deadly silence!</P>