Ok, heres the deal. What usually happens is we do not roost a gobbler the evening after. I've never really had luck doing that. The morning of the hunt, we usually do not hear anything at first light, so we just go to a known ridge on the other side of a creek and make a few calls. Nothing ever happens, so then we just wait until one gobbles and then go after him. Basically a run-n-gun scenario.

What all do you guys do? Am I doing something wrong?

However, I did see 2 gobblers roost on the creek while deer hunting in November. Will this be there usual roosting site in the spring?