Shot one last spring with my bow. I was set up on a field edge where they like to assemble in the morning. The grass around the field was fairly tall, and I was keeling against a tree in the grass. I had a decoy set at 15 yards in the field. Now, I know there was some luck involved here, but at one point that bird was on strut, staring me in the face and gobbling at like 5 feet. He went on strut, turned his back, and THUMP! that was that. In retropsect, I would have had the decoy facing me, in hopes of getting him to turn around and face the decoy sooner. This year, however, I will be hunting from a blind. Last year was my first with a bow, and I learned plenty. With a blind, you can take it to em anywhere they are. They pay no attention to blinds at all.