Quality has increased, but old way still the best
There are two common ways hunters try and harvest a gobbler during the spring season. The first is to quietly sneak into an area where turkeys are known to visit and wait for the birds to arrive. Many times hunters who use this strategy will have a blind set up overlooking where they expect the turkeys. The other is to enter the woods and listen for gobbles. Once a hunter hears a gobble, no matter if the bird is still in the roost or on the ground, it is time to quickly and quietly sneak as close as they can to that location. After picking good cover, the hunter will call and try to ...