this was my first year,i was fortunate/lucky and got a bird.most exciting hunt i have had by far.my question is how much more difficult is it to hunt turkeys in the fall.is a ambush or breaking up a flock and calling them back in the bottom line.how many of you hunt in the fall and are sucsessfull?any tips?i have a several hour drive to the turkey woods and dont know if i should commit to a hunt.the problem is i think about hunting turkeys every day and cant wait to get back out there.i do have the fever.
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hunting turkeys in the fall is good way to learn more about them and will help u in the spring. If can get em broke up good then its pretty easy to call em back in. Just say what they' re saying. I usually kee kee alot. You can' t really call to much. Turkeys are pretty vocal in fall. After u get one i' d recommend to go back a few laters and call em back in but don' t shoot any. Just listen to them. You' s be surprised at what sounds they can make. Hope this was helpful and good luck.
thanx nate,i know its early for this discussion,but i have a family and love to fish and hunt and have to allocate my time,so i have to think ahead.i cant wait till next spring so i think im going to get out there this fall,whats the worst that can happen,a few beautifull days in the woods.
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i learned more about them boogers during last years archery season than i ever have ...wasnt interested in shooting one , so i took chances and called, tested my movement, i basically just screwed around and pushed my luck, but i learned i ended up missing one with my arrow, but i able to get another arrow in my bow, just not another shot, this year i' ll get one
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i ended up missing one with my arrow, but i able to get another arrow in my bow, just not another shot, this year i' ll get one 
