I feel fairly confident based on the information you have provided that the birds in that area ARE feeling the pressure !

#1 Scout the area where you have heard those Toms - FIND their roost tree (look near any good water source).


#2 Get in early AM and don't crowd the roost tree - set up in good cover +/-100 yards away along their travel path to water, strutting area, dusting area or food source (hopefully you determined that by scouting the roost area & their fly down area).



#3 Expect them to head in the opposite direction of those hunters who are calling all the time (Listen to RPD63 - call infrequently & softly, particularly if you hear them - they may even be decoy shy by now (at this time of year, often a single hen is best).


#4 You can't shoot them from your couch (LOL) ............................. be there early and stay late - Remain positive & Good luck !!!