There was a time when friendships between Native turkey hunters and Woodland Frontiersmen prospered.  Jack Paluh's hunting painting "Black Powder Gobblers" portrays these woodland allies hidden behind a fallen tree.  Having chosen the perfect sight with a steady rest, the hunting partners use their wing bone calls to entice a group of wild gobblers.  With raspy yelps echoing throughout the woods, the long beards are lured into range. The hunter intends to make his one and only shot count.