DANVILLE — Jeff Blue was taking his last walk in the woods before the end of spring gobbler season Monday morning. "I made one last call on the top of the hollow," he said, "and was calling a hen turkey sound." Eighteen yards away, and downhill, stood Michael Todd Kelly, with a borrowed Mossberg 12-gauge, pump-action shotgun. Blue heard a loud noise, and was knocked to the ground. "I may have been unconscious for 10 seconds, but realization set in," he said. "I yelled, 'Don't shoot. Don't shoot. You shot me.'" There was a pause. Then Kelly yelled at him,...