Me again. As far as hunting bluff/hill country goes put them to bed at night by going up to a high point (try not to scare any off) and make a loud screech with your call. You should hear some gobble somewhere. Take note and in the morning head off in that direction early and sound off an owl hoot or yote yelp and you should be able to hone in closer. Setup about 100 yds or so from where you heard them, when you start to hear some action in the trees and turkeys just beginning to fly down grab the front of your shirt and pull it out and in to make it sound like you are a turkey flying down along with some rustling of the foliage. Put on some softer yelps and putts and you should be back just in time for breakfeast.