Once you've setup on a Gobbler and have him coming to that great calling your doing,How do you prepare your self for a shot? I tend to be always One step in front of a bird with the point of aim, like if I know how he is working and what route is is coming into my setup,I like to have the gun sitting pointing and waiting for him to work to the point of aim. I have seen other hunters get caught up in the display and enterance of the bird and get caught with the gun behind the bird, then have a hard time to get back onto him with out him seeing your movement. Do you keep that step in front of him as he is coming in ?...BT

I like them with Long Sharp Spurs....