That would be bad hunting turkeys in 90 degree heat

I have the same problem in Montana. Today was 80 to hot for this time of year. It could be ugly.

http://s1148.photobucket.com/albums/...17gobblers.mp4

I went out scouting both yesterday and this morning and heard plenty of gobbling and saw plenty of big gobblers.

Yesterday I heard 4 different gobblers and saw a big group with 3 longbeards and 18 hens in a field on another farm after flydown.

This morning I heard 3 gobblers and saw several groups containing (13) longbeards on farms I can hunt. It rained last night so they were all out in the fields shaking off this morning. I saw one group with 4 longbeards and 24 hens, another with 7 longbeards and 22 hens, and a third group with 2 longbeards and 8 hens.

I haven't heard a turkey yet this season and we're suppose to get up to two foot of snow today and tomorrow. I'm not complaining we need it here in Arizona.

I wish it was cold enough for snow where i live

Sounds great wvOHIO hope you get to blast em. How long until your season starts?

April 23rd. Long way off.

well over two feet of snow with three to three and a half foot drifts. good for antler growth on our elk herds this spring and our turkey hunting doesn't start until April 28th plenty of time for the snow to melt.

April 23rd! you need some of my weather to slow those gobblers down a little.

I hear ya! This year has been unseasonably warm in WV. We had 0 winter here. They're definitely getting an early start.