bow hunting turkey"™s

[SouthDakotaHunter]

With turkey season started for some states and others just around the corner, I thought it would be interesting to see what type of setup people prefer to bow hunt turkeys?

[MGH_PA]

I may or may not take the bow out this year as I'm after my first bird ever. Either way, I utilize natural elements and trust my ASAT head to toe the best I can for now. I may invest in a blind some day, but for now this suits me.

[RDHunter]

I had to vote for split although I use a Double Bull T5 blind , sometimes I'l use a natural blind as well.

[quiksilver]

I've tried (and failed) many times to take one off the ground with no blind - unbelievably difficult. My hat definitely goes off to you guys who routinely fill your tags w/o using a blind.

I guess you could say that I've used "natural blinds" by virtue of hiding behind natural barriers - trees and rosebushes and such- but I'm guessing nobody just sits there in the open field/woods and expects to be able to draw on a tom that just walks right up and says "shoot me."

[ABarOfSoap]

i use a tree

[rybohunter]

No blinds here, not my style.
I'll try it the hard way. But obviously as stated already, hiding in a blowdown or behind a tree is rather obvious. In PA we aren't even allowed to stack up branches or anything.

[HuntingEd]

ast year was my first year trying w/ a bow... didnt get one.

Gonna try it again this year.

[OKbowhunter20]

both

[bhunter50]

DOUBLE BULL MATRIX- Incredible blind!