It makes sense now, congrats on a good hunt and quality time with your son!

Don’t hunt your friend.

That’s all I have to say about that.

... A great time was had by the four of us hunting, and my son and I had some really good father/son time on the way down and back.

Look for the "Green Jays" a really cool and beautiful bird you won't see in north, or central Texas. They have a high pitched raspy call. The bird has a blue crest, light to yellow green brest fading to a darker green to grey on the back and some white in the tail and wing tips when they fly.
It's a tropical bird that largely inhabits South America and it looks the part.
I read that their northern range was only up to the valley, but they have moved further north close to San Antonio.
It's not unusual to see anywhere from three to four flocks of turkeys, and these flocks can be anywhere from 50 to 60 birds per flock.
I've got to the point where I curse them because they eat all the corn I threw out for the deer, and my nickname for them is feathered vacuum cleaners.
South Texas is going to keep you on alert most of the day that you can sit and observe. There are ton's of animals and birds, and the brush comes alive as the sun rises. Once you hunt there, you won't care to hunt anywhere else.

We are firm believers in flavored Baitcorn brand corn to supplement the feeder corn.. What we have found is that the deer down there really love the Red Apple flavor. The beauty of it is that the turkeys don’t care for it. Put the regular inexpensive corn in the feeders and spread the Baitcorn around the feeder. Since the feeder is only set for 3 seconds, the turkeys get some, but they leave plenty of the Baitcorn Red Apple for the deer.