
As I walked Moose back to his kennel, he shot off the snowy track, over to the wooded trail, circled a tree and looked up. My eyes followed suit.
The large bird in the tree explained the loud guttural noises I'd heard earlier as I walked up the lane to the mailbox while Moose exercised in the woods.

Dan's hunting dog
had rustled up
a flock of wild turkeys.
I counted four treed birds.

One
by
one,
these
giants
took
flight.

Moose followed them
back into the forest hills.
As I waited for his return, I wandered over to Noah's sunflower – still weathering the elements and clutching a few seeds in its head.
A critter trail passed nearby. Its prints were difficult to identify in the crunched snow.

Maybe
these
seeds
attracted
the
critter...
I followed the trail into the yard – where the tracks became obvious.

Like
Moose,
I also
was
Trackin'
Turkeys.
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