I've been after this same gobbler since the second week of the season. He has been giving me fits. He would gobble his head off but never come to a call and always go the other way. But I finally got him figured out and his daily routine. Last night before he went to roost I set up along his travel corridor. Well I could hear him gobbling about every 15 mins and he was coming closer and closer. Out about 75 yds I caught some movement and looked thru the binos and it was him. Just walking along slowly, picking at the ground and letting out his gobbles. Well it turned out I wasn't the only hunter in the woods that evening. I caught the flash of a coyote who was also lying in wait (or stalking him). He was making a mad dash for old Mr. Tom. But being the wary bird he is, he made his escape. So both our hunts got ruined last night. All I can is Mr. Coyote is lucky he didn't come back my way or he would have been eating a charge of Winchester Supreme #5s.