RE: Scouting
Turkey do tend to break up into smaller breeding groups in the spring. Rio's probably move the farthest in actual range from winter to spring, but generally speaking, yes they tend to move in the same area unless influenced. I usaully start scouting about a month before season by just listening, or by spotting scope. I do not use turkey calls or locater calls, I let them naturally gobble. I never move in onany turkey any sooner than the night before I plan to hunt them to get a good roost position, and never leave until well after dark if I get too close. I see no reason in educating the birds.
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