I had most of what JW stated in a reply, so went back in and did this edit so as not to be redundant. Make sure you can get to your setup well before daylight and approach it from the opposite direction as much as possible from where you think the birds will be roosted. About the only thing I might add if you're a newbie is make sure you have your gun sighted in with the shells you'll be using for your hunt and make sure it patterns well at about 40 yards and know what that distance is when you set up so you can make a clean kill in the head/neck of that big gobbler that you'll be putting a picture up of for us to see!
Last edited by Topgun 3006; 04-09-2014 at 08:51 AM.