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Understanding a GOBBLERS Behavior / Having more TURKEY HUNTING success 

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If you understand a
gobblers behavior
and know how to hunt him smart
then your success rate
will increase 100 percent.
It's not just about having
the right gun or shells
or camo or even being
a tremendous caller.
If you know how to read
a gobbler and think
ahead of him then that will put
you on the road
to being a TURKEY KILLER.
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@michaelparcell1350
@michaelparcell1350 3 года назад
My father inlaw had a turkey go the other way every morning he called to him, and the turkey always went 180 the other way. I went one morning with him to do the calling. I stayed about 75 yards from the rooster turkey behind a large oak tree, and my father inlaw went about 75 yards behind. After listening to the Tom gobble about 20 times, he flew down. I gave him a few very soft yelps and off he went the other way gobbling. About 6 minutes later I heard the shot that ended hunt. Nice Tom with good hooks and a 11 inch beard. This bird knew the game and how to play it, he had been hunted before. It took two hunters to kill this old tom.
@reedmitchell6716
@reedmitchell6716 Год назад
Old School Hunt love it. Great job .
@Sharkdog11b
@Sharkdog11b 3 месяца назад
That was a slick idea
@markhamblin8195
@markhamblin8195 2 месяца назад
Ur a idiot... What did he do say ow there is a hen let's run fellas.....lol....
@donjohanson2898
@donjohanson2898 3 года назад
Dale and fellow turkey hunters, I set up on a steep wooded hillside and yelped a couple times and sure enough a gobble came back from about 150 yds down in a bushy flat area. For the next twenty minutes this tom would answer every cluck, yelp or made up sound I did on the slate and stick but would only travel side to side at that 150 yes going from 10 to 2 o'clock in terms of position but would not come in. I figured he would spot me if I tried to advance on him so I remained still. Suddenly my slate got some sweat on it from my forehead and stopped working except for a delayed couple of clicks. As soon as I stopped the back and forth he got all worked up with double gobbles and closed the distance down to 50 then 25 yds. in an instant. The only thing I could do was lay down on my back from a sitting position cross my left over the right to avoid shooting my foot and made a head shot at 20 feet with my 3 1/2" magnum. Game over. Big Tom, only the second one I have ever shot. They are an amazing bird, and I will never forget that hunt.
@mikejones1628
@mikejones1628 3 года назад
The more I watch your videos, the more I’m learning about what has happened in past interactions with gobblers.
@andreseloyguevara
@andreseloyguevara 3 года назад
Thanks Matt! As always, great video.
@willbarwick4599
@willbarwick4599 3 года назад
Awesome material. A lot of times if I have a turkey that is trying to get me to come to him, I will Flip the script on him and start playing hard to get. If I’ve got him fired up, and I move in the opposite direction while calling, he will think “oh no the hen is leaving.“ and he will follow. Sometimes I’ll even gobble to make him think there’s someone else moving in on his lady. I’ve had em come running looking for a fight.
@andyc.947
@andyc.947 3 года назад
Dale outdoors is for those turkey geeks like me and I look forward to his videos every spring. He is always spot on. Great job, Dale
@jonadams867
@jonadams867 3 года назад
So ready for this spring!!
@kyridgejumper
@kyridgejumper 3 года назад
Thank you for these videos and your time,knowledge. Awesome help even for a older hunter
@mikewerden4056
@mikewerden4056 3 года назад
Matt, Nice piece on turkey psychology 101. Really enjoy your knowledge.
@Blueduck-fl2iw
@Blueduck-fl2iw 3 года назад
Another great lesson! I saw you were on the TWRA RU-vid channel and that was great too!
@OklahomaLoneWolf
@OklahomaLoneWolf 3 года назад
I absolutely need this video!! Thank you!!
@davidspears2384
@davidspears2384 3 года назад
Great video as always. Keep'em coming
@timwest6710
@timwest6710 3 года назад
Absolutely appreciate your videos and all your experience that you share with us. I'm trying to get a turkey with my crossbow this year.
@sidneyrosen9159
@sidneyrosen9159 3 года назад
The best turkey advice comes from this man right here! Thanks Dale for all of the information. Best of luck this season!
@robinbakker2701
@robinbakker2701 2 года назад
Thank you for your knowledge and wisdom in Turkey hunting.
@railroaderoutdoorsandmore5888
@railroaderoutdoorsandmore5888 3 года назад
This is some awesome advice, thanks for sharing
@domcutrone1221
@domcutrone1221 2 года назад
Love your videos informative entertaining never to old to learn more
@DeeplyDrivenOutdoors
@DeeplyDrivenOutdoors 3 года назад
This dude is one of the best turkey teachers around
@srmjr4200
@srmjr4200 2 года назад
Great video - very helpful! Thanks! I wish I would have seen it before my hunt last week. I would have recognized the birds I was dealing/struggling with.
@j_doodle2008
@j_doodle2008 3 года назад
I'm a black man from nj that moved down south. First year turkey hunting your information is vital. I'm a avid deer and hog hunter but your info makes me feel better about my first year
@carminemonaco5712
@carminemonaco5712 3 года назад
I’m pretty new to turkey hunting too, so far I’ve found that you just have to use trial and error until you find what works
@markmilitant
@markmilitant 27 дней назад
U could’ve moved to Pennsylvania we have one of the greatest state game lands in the country
@j_doodle2008
@j_doodle2008 26 дней назад
@@markmilitant yea but the gun rights there are horrible
@markmilitant
@markmilitant 26 дней назад
@@j_doodle2008 easy permit shall issue state carry super easy to get a permit unless someone a criminal permitless is perfect
@j_doodle2008
@j_doodle2008 26 дней назад
@@markmilitant I don't need a permit to have something they had no problem sending me overseas with so no I don't think me paying for a permit is right
@robbiemiller441
@robbiemiller441 3 года назад
Great advice Matt!
@davidzellers3537
@davidzellers3537 3 года назад
I’ve been wanting to thank you for all the info and tips you have given out to all of us. I just started Turkey hunting last year but I’ve been able to call for years, just didn’t know when to call or what sounds to use when. I did kill my first gobbler last year and killed two more after him. I am hooked! Can’t wait for March 15th here in Mississippi. Thank you for helping me continue to learn about these awesome birds!
@ramrodrymensnyder2648
@ramrodrymensnyder2648 3 года назад
Turkey hunting is 90% knowing birds and 10% knowing how to call lol. Love your videos man.
@jmj3324
@jmj3324 3 года назад
Another awesome turkey lesson from the Dr. of Turkey college Professor Matt Dale 😂 Your a damn good teacher
@robertastravelings6632
@robertastravelings6632 3 года назад
Thanks I really liked this video. It explained a lot
@9651366
@9651366 3 года назад
Really appreciate your info! Great work. Give us some breakdowns on your gear or make some for us to buy!
@JNNJR
@JNNJR 3 года назад
First time I watched one of your videos because I am always searching for tips and trying to learn. Great advice! I've been busting birds since the mid 80s and I would have given all of the same tips. Just last year I had to crawl up on an old mature gobbler (type 3) that kept going to the edge of a pond surrounded by heavy brush every morning, and it was too thick to try and maneuver through in the dark. He came in only spitting as I crawled through the brush. I've never seen one stay in an area like that ever, so I guess he had some hens nesting there and wanted to be close.
@oldwarmonger8750
@oldwarmonger8750 3 года назад
I’ve been turkey hunting for 25 years I scout and I find out where a gobbler likes to hang out during the day.I set up there if possible stay all day and I’ve killed over 60 gobblers
@patiodadio
@patiodadio 3 месяца назад
Great video ! I have made every mistake you can make and you have explained them all......
@usa5865
@usa5865 3 года назад
Excellent video. Subsribed. Thank you for honest no bs info
@joshbennett4561
@joshbennett4561 2 года назад
I just found you Dale. Tagged out in Greenbrier county WV at 7:25 this morning. Started gobbling at 5:50 and never stopped. He flew down made his way to the strut zone and stayed there thunder gobbling for 2 hours. I had to go get him !!! Thanks for all the great advice
@gregstabryla9945
@gregstabryla9945 3 года назад
Good job Matt!
@hillbillysportsman5818
@hillbillysportsman5818 3 года назад
Keep that good info coming!
@timothydavey7569
@timothydavey7569 3 года назад
This man gives the best, most professional advice on turkey hunting
@kirylkhatkevich6526
@kirylkhatkevich6526 3 года назад
Love your videos man!
@usmcscout0311
@usmcscout0311 3 года назад
After an early season miss, these are the gobblers i have encountered this year. I'm fairly new to turkey hunting. This video helps!
@jonwilks7679
@jonwilks7679 2 года назад
good video and tips. hunting is my life and turkey is #1. enjoyed the video always good to refresh
@chiya2006
@chiya2006 Месяц назад
Last year, I harvested my biggest Tom weighing over 21Lb. The first day I setup across the trees, he started gobbling like crazy, but went opposite direction like a one way street never looked back. So I knew where he was heading exactly, the next day I set up in the middle right where he was gone the day before. I used a breeding hen & a jake. Boy, as soon as he came and saw the setup, he marched and kicked that jake really hard before he took a Winchester XR, I had early breakfast at home that day😂
@eddierodriguez4574
@eddierodriguez4574 3 года назад
Great video and thank you A lot of time that happens to me and I’m always wondering what I did wrong now I got some idea on what to to Thanks a lot
@Halcyon1861
@Halcyon1861 3 года назад
Do you have tips for understanding woman behavior?
@edwardclark2695
@edwardclark2695 3 года назад
I got a book I wrote: All I Know About Women. There's not a page in it w/o anything on it!😘
@oneshot1984
@oneshot1984 3 года назад
They all respond to money.......its always your fault and its OK if theyre late but you must be early..........I think that'll get you there !!
@kevinamack6
@kevinamack6 3 года назад
Hahahaha. It’s impossible.
@andrewsheppard9084
@andrewsheppard9084 3 года назад
You don't want to understand women. They already do and they hate each other
@garretthemric6575
@garretthemric6575 3 года назад
Good luck 😂 it’s a struggle
@ontheridgeadventures4650
@ontheridgeadventures4650 3 года назад
Good stuff as usual. I wish this video was around last year! I hunted the same bird for 2 weeks and he was a roadrunner turkey and sanctuary bird and in some rough nasty country.
@darrellmayo9066
@darrellmayo9066 2 года назад
Hi deal IAM new on your channel, but after listening to you on these turkey senerios I feel like a pro already. IAM all fired up, turkey season comes in this Saturday. If I get one I'll let you know. Thanks allot for your advice
@cameronbragg3612
@cameronbragg3612 3 года назад
Awesome video brother
@mrscoot1
@mrscoot1 2 года назад
Great information, also a good turkey fan while you are going after the sanctuary turkey can really help you with the crawl to close that last distance or bring him to you on the edge of his sanctuary and you can even move up on him with fan infront of you( but not recommended on public land its just to dangerous) also if you pay attention and get the sanctuary boundaries you can move up when he's walking to the other end( if you're quiet) then once on opposite end of bubble software call him back !
@BrockLowell
@BrockLowell 3 года назад
Under standing turkey 🦃 behavior is big. Being a great woodmen and know what that Turkey will do in different Terrain is next to priceless knowledge. Another great video brother!
@pamountainmilitia3977
@pamountainmilitia3977 3 года назад
Hi Dale well today may 20th in PA. I had 2 flextone decoys in a feild a Jake and a upright hen The gobblers have not been gobbling for a week nothing, but I kept at it I knew these gobbler were useing this feild, so I put the decoys where they could see them from the woods, I clucked and purred and soft yelped about every half hr, 5 gobblers came right to my decoys and never made a sound except 1 dragged its wings, that is all I herd and they came from behind me, almost got busted but I got my Turkey this morning just goes to show just when you are haveing a tough season keep at it it can change for the better just when you are ready to give up. Thanks for the vids.
@garyhutchison2165
@garyhutchison2165 3 года назад
Great info!
@barrydement5527
@barrydement5527 3 года назад
You talked about crawling. I did that one day and came over a log a ran into a 6 foot timber rattler lol.
@dalecox5326
@dalecox5326 3 года назад
The only thing that is predictable about a wild Turkey is they are unpredictable now that's 50 years of experience lol
@TheIceman101
@TheIceman101 3 года назад
I agree in some cases on the 1st example but sometimes they are walking with hens as well. I had that happen in Nebraska were they were walking with them and gobbling. The good thing was I could see them and learn from what I was seeing.
@davidyoung1427
@davidyoung1427 2 года назад
I have encountered all of these situations and that’s what I do to get it done! 👍
@mattrackham5793
@mattrackham5793 3 года назад
Matt -- Thanks for the good info an knowledge. I always look forward to your videos, appreciate all you do for the turkey hunters out there.
@CrazyCanuckFitness
@CrazyCanuckFitness 2 года назад
Great information ☺️
@richardroot2724
@richardroot2724 3 года назад
Im gonna order your mouth call and shirt and mug!!!
@mtm7014
@mtm7014 3 года назад
Thx Matt.
@castertroyar5526
@castertroyar5526 3 года назад
I've got 2 adult turkey🦃 in my range backyard and they got 7 matured chicks.. I am so fascinated of their behavior, it's very fun like when you are chasing their movement for an hour.. And in a matter of minutes, the male one 🦃 will gobble and that's behavior makes them so interesting.. I treated them like they are the king and queen of the backyards..C",)
@justpassinthrough7
@justpassinthrough7 Год назад
What a great video!
@cackalacky_outdoors4959
@cackalacky_outdoors4959 2 года назад
Finally i found a video with useful turkey huntung tips thank you so much!!! Them toms that wont come in are tricky indeed😂
@jeffgoodreau694
@jeffgoodreau694 3 года назад
Great video sir
@wensmith6752
@wensmith6752 3 года назад
Thank you!
@nicholasholmes3500
@nicholasholmes3500 3 года назад
Hey Matt, great video thanks for the tips. How can you tell what time the gobblers are flying down? I've been sitting down at first light calling with gobblers but can't tell if they're still on the roost or they've flown down already.
@colby0082
@colby0082 3 года назад
Dale could you do a video on how You cape your turkeys and get them ready to hang on the wall?
@HuntHardFishHard
@HuntHardFishHard 3 года назад
Hunted a sanctuary gobbler last year, he was in more like his “fight club” watched him whoop up 2 younger gobblers in the same field, high water and private boundary made it very tough to get close, unsuccessful , but this year I’ll try harder!
@richardroot2724
@richardroot2724 3 года назад
I believe you need both calling and woodsmanship skills to kill gobblers like that. And sometimes more patience as well to get gobblers like that!!! Great video matt!!!
@Only_a_man
@Only_a_man 3 года назад
Thanks Matt, how much longer for your season?
@justinvernal
@justinvernal 3 года назад
When's the dale outdoors turkey vest comeing out👍🇺🇸
@nadasheep
@nadasheep Год назад
Dale, Live your videos. I ran into a sanctuary gobbler a couple years ago. I tried slipping on him, he heard me coming and came towards me. Gobbled real close and when I tried to take cover, he putted and backed off, but kept gobbling. He wouldn't budge after that.
@nolanacheson7005
@nolanacheson7005 2 года назад
Thanks, man!! :)
@Twistnthewind
@Twistnthewind 3 года назад
I've been hunting turkey 30+ yrs and to me you are the man for explaining it all...........the only beef is for Sanctuary birds......it's a bad idea imho to stalk a turkey on public land.......in Pa. it's illegal........but this channel rocks regardless.....ty Dale.
@billbaker1561
@billbaker1561 3 месяца назад
I've got Parkinson's it's hard for me to walk very far. Sitting down for 2-4 hours will be challenge. I'm going try. Can't use mouth calls .I enjoy your series
@cantgetenoughoutdoors3258
@cantgetenoughoutdoors3258 3 года назад
Great topics!!! Learned from this thank you
@tomallen6356
@tomallen6356 3 года назад
Opening day can't get here soon enough for me!
@robertsloan7228
@robertsloan7228 3 года назад
What is the scope and choke you are using on your shotgun? Thanks, enjoy your videos.
@curtishidlebaugh
@curtishidlebaugh 3 года назад
My greatest turkey hunt was a bird I was able to sneak on mid-morning that was on his strut zone. He never left a 40 yard line...back and forth for over an hour. He finally broke and came to me at 7 yards with some purrs and light leaf scratching.
@warrgri
@warrgri 3 года назад
Great info. Unfortunately some of us are disabled, bad leg, and can’t take off running lol
@jerrydepiesse2272
@jerrydepiesse2272 3 года назад
Yep, i know that feeling.
@ec9697
@ec9697 4 месяца назад
Great advice..!! Also..stalking turkeys is illegal in some States..
@randlerichardson5826
@randlerichardson5826 2 месяца назад
Great tips I’ve killed I don’t know how many gobblers but still learn something I ain’t never heard of before. Thanks for sharing your experience with us GOD BLESS
@skunup_outdoors
@skunup_outdoors 3 года назад
Excellent advice and 100 percent correct my man I consider my self a pretty dam good turkey hunter and over the years of mistakes I learned from um and everything you said today ive did with success and keep in my Arsenal now so for every new turkey hunter listen to this man hes not steering you wrong at all 1 advice learn turkey behavior!! Great video my man!!
@johnpearce7835
@johnpearce7835 3 года назад
Everything you mentioned is exactly what you have to do here in NM on our Merriams!
@daleoutdoors17
@daleoutdoors17 3 года назад
I’d love to get a merriams
@cameronbragg3612
@cameronbragg3612 3 года назад
There a blast to hunt I've killed two and im headed to Wyoming this season
@coyoteodie4458
@coyoteodie4458 3 года назад
@@daleoutdoors17 how much planning would it take to get you to Idaho? We have Merriam's.
@daleoutdoors17
@daleoutdoors17 3 года назад
@@coyoteodie4458 plane ticket lol And a place to stay 😆 I’d absolutely love to hunt a merriams I’ve never have.
@coyoteodie4458
@coyoteodie4458 3 года назад
@@daleoutdoors17 well i have room at my house for you. But, I'm still a long ways from where the turkeys are. I drove 7.5 hours last week to try my first solo hunt. I called in 7 jakes but I let them go. I'm not a trophy hunter but I'd like to let them get bigger. Let me mull this over and we'll see what we can come up with. I couldn't connect with your email and I don't have any social media.
@risestoremain
@risestoremain Год назад
Looks like Dale is in full strut
@chevyon37s
@chevyon37s 3 года назад
How about a video on scouting for turkeys, what land features etc. do you look for?
@lunatic1976
@lunatic1976 3 года назад
if youre able to find where they roost either by going out before light or just about dark they tend to rest in the same trees every night all u gotta do is get out there before they come down
@chevyon37s
@chevyon37s 3 года назад
@@lunatic1976 yea I get that part of it, just want to know some of Matt’s tips for when he gets to new ground, since I have really only hunted the same two spots, and have only been successful in one exact same spot (private) years running now. And would like to venture out to some public places and other states. But also Following a study from turkey biologist Mike Chamberlin (@wildturkeydoc on Instagram, he has pics of roost locations there) turkeys do not roost in the same tree every night. While they do use the same trees, they have multiple roost locations across many acres that they will use and kind of rotate through the roost locations.
@BourbonBasement1177
@BourbonBasement1177 3 года назад
this is my first year going hunting. I know it's a long shot to get anything but I'm excited to learn and hopefully one day one!
@ethanmccurley2735
@ethanmccurley2735 3 года назад
Good luck! just getting into it this year myself. Finally got to hear a fired up gobbler this morning.. didn’t work out but I picked up some good info
@stevegraves2968
@stevegraves2968 3 года назад
It's the experience of the hunt. The harvest is a bonus. Enjoy all that has been given, that equals success.
@inanimateuser9828
@inanimateuser9828 3 года назад
This will be my first turkey season as well. I've hunted whitetail for almost 20 years now, and seen turkeys everywhere on the mountainside at our property. I'm guessing I won't see a single one when I am there next week.
@BourbonBasement1177
@BourbonBasement1177 3 года назад
@@stevegraves2968 I've never hunted so I have alot to learn but excited to try.
@BourbonBasement1177
@BourbonBasement1177 3 года назад
@@inanimateuser9828 will be hunting deer this fall for the first time as well. we have 260 acres to hunt on so hopefully I atleast see something lol!
@lambertmike
@lambertmike Месяц назад
Never heard u talk about decoys… did u use any?
@mikeschlup5279
@mikeschlup5279 3 года назад
I hunted a sanctuary bird ...worked my way close...I got close...stopped calling ..it strutted right by me and gobbled maybe 30 feet away...wow...and then it went bye me...when it got maybe 60 yards past me, I turned around...set up...purred a wee bit and he spooked and flew off...no way it saw me...it spooked right after I called.!
@jnie370
@jnie370 5 месяцев назад
Great info. Thanks. Turkey 410 g ???
@LynrydsDad
@LynrydsDad 3 года назад
How do you decide what call (mouth, box, etc) to use and when.
@allenriddle9130
@allenriddle9130 3 года назад
I like your channel
@DavidKissinger-cm3lh
@DavidKissinger-cm3lh Месяц назад
thanx
@rorynelson7548
@rorynelson7548 Год назад
Trying to run and gun turkey hunt with a bow and a ground blind is so much work
@kevinamack6
@kevinamack6 3 года назад
Very informative. I’ve killed a few birds by hardly calling to them on public land
@Bryan-wc3et
@Bryan-wc3et Год назад
Been hunting turkeys 35 years, quit gun hunting 25 years ago and hunt only with a bow. With a gun it was no challenge. I’m 66 and hunt out of a blind exclusively. I find a good spot set up and stay all day. I shot my 40th turkey last spring with my bow. Patiently waiting is the key
@reddawng43x91
@reddawng43x91 3 года назад
The third turkey is easiest to kill, you get behind a full strut decoy and crawl to him , works every time
@YT-BenG
@YT-BenG 3 года назад
I have very deep heartaches over past hunts lol a pang of disappointment whenever I think of my blown hunts 🥴
@billbaker1561
@billbaker1561 2 года назад
How do you get turkey's come to you when their on another person's property. There's a fence between us.the gobbling is crazy. Can't use mouth calls.
@camrot06ify
@camrot06ify 3 года назад
What do you do when you have a older turkey that gobbles like crazy stays in the tree until hens come in then Flys down and goes silent you stay with him all day but never leaves his hens and the hens stay in the field all day lol hunted a bird like that Last yr they never went the same way to the field either.
@STEELNAVIGATOR1
@STEELNAVIGATOR1 3 года назад
Excellent Video. Can you make a video on your thoughts on the declining Turkey Populations? -Jeff
@dallas5528
@dallas5528 3 года назад
I second this request!! 👍
@mikeschlup5279
@mikeschlup5279 3 года назад
Coyotes and Bobcats are wiping our populations out.
@paulellsworth7679
@paulellsworth7679 3 года назад
It's not coyotes and bobcats. It's raccoons opossums and skunks... nest eaters.
@billyingram3492
@billyingram3492 3 года назад
I know in my neck of the woods the yotes really hurt them being vocal compared to 25 years ago. Night and day difference now. While I still see a decent amount of turkeys, even gobblers running together now, its rare to hear them firing off like I did 25 years ago. Of course it's always one or two but they're usually jakes. Have any of you fellas paid attention over the years at how they just don't roar the ridges like years past?
@ICU-th7qj
@ICU-th7qj 3 года назад
My biggest problem with turkey hunting is getting outa bed that early on my day off lol
@sstanley99who
@sstanley99who 3 года назад
That is a real struggle! But I do it anyway!
@ICU-th7qj
@ICU-th7qj 3 года назад
I agree! And I make my self get up also
@1william89
@1william89 3 года назад
Mines every time I get on the trail the coffee kicks in and I gota goooo haha
@sharonlane1988
@sharonlane1988 3 года назад
if i couldn't get up to turkey hunt i wouldn't go to sleep
@ohhunter1995
@ohhunter1995 3 года назад
Don’t be a wuss take a nap later
@mattgrimes2757
@mattgrimes2757 3 года назад
My first time hunting them today I had a big guy about 150 200 yrds he gobbled every time I called he come out with a hen in the field fanned a few times gobbled and went back in the woods but never would come back out
@markkimball1569
@markkimball1569 29 дней назад
Been schooled by a lot of those same ones. Started in my state when they reintroduced them from western ma Ny state 1990 you are bound to get caught 🦃👍
@larrypeakjr.16
@larrypeakjr.16 3 года назад
I have noticed over the years, a lot of times the gobbler like 1 and 2 in this video. He gobbles and goes the other way. I have had success with these birds just waiting for a couple of hours of no calling. It's tough, but has worked on several old birds. Most of my land I have permission is not large enough to move around on them. So I have learned to just be patient. I learned this by trial and error. I set up on gobblers and they would gobble their head off and go the other way. And after a while I wasn't patient enough. I would get up to leave. By the time I got back to the truck he was gobbling right where I was set up. So, now I just take my time. If he don't wont to come in now, he will remember where that hen was and come looking for you. This is truly effective with a gobbler with hens. Once his hens leave he will come back. Soft calling is a must on these birds is my opinion. Thanks for the videos and enjoy the footage of your hunts.
@daleoutdoors17
@daleoutdoors17 3 года назад
Exactly right! If you can’t use the woods because of lack of acreage or your not confident in being able to move then wait em out. I’ve done that also on small properties. Good comment
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