It only takes about 7 minutes (pics added)

After hunting the same group of turkeys for 6 days and being fooled once again on Sunday morning I was about ready to give it all up. My brother-in-law(rivrbottmstalkr) and I head to the jeep, because I am about ready to give up and call it quits. We get back to the jeep and we here a gobble on the other end of the property, then he gobbled again. I said lets go after him we have nothing to lose. We get down to the end of the lane about a mile down the field and he is still gobbling. We park and walk about 200 yards to the edge of the woods and call two more times and he just hammers back. We sit about 20 yards off the edge of the woods and call two more times and then I see him. He is in an open lane behind some trees about 10 yards away. Then he sneaks back into the woods and tries to skirt around where we are to look for the hen. He is about to get into some brush and I won't be able to shoot, so I putt two times and he sticks his head up and I lay the hammer down on him.
Very short and exciting hunt. From the time we stepped out of the jeep to the time I layed the smack down was about 7 minutes. The bird weighed 18 lbs, had a 9 1/2" beard, and had 3/4" spurs.
I will post pictures as soon as I can get photobucket and my computer to cooperate with each other again.

Me on the left and bro-in-law(rivrbottmstalkr) on the right