This is my first time ever trying to hunt a turkey. I have called in turkeys before just messing around but never with the intent to kill. All season it has been raining here and everytime I go out I never hear anything. I did hear the other day that a gobbler won't gobble in or right after a rain. Is that true? Ony suggestions on hunting in the rain?

...just one...wear a rain slicker and get out there...lol..

Do they gobble in the rain? I was told that they didn't but thought I would ask on here

My first year also. Ive had some rain experience. Thetirkeys we saw in the rain were standing on the green strips you see on cornfields.\, about 50yds in. No gobbling. Next time I would set up a tent blind near one of these strips with a single hen and wait.

My season ended yesterday...YESTERDAY...no turkey for me...never saw one. Today...moderate soaking rain coming down..in my back yard 20 feet from my deck...20 FEET FROM MY DECK...1 large tom following a hen... in a strut...10 inch beard just a'swingin...why God , why? next year....I'll be ready...come rain or shine. Bitter...me? NO! On a mission...YES! I just can not wait!

Yea they gobble before , during & after the strom.
They shock gobble at the crack of thunder & they will be out in the open field than under the cover of trees & brush.
Make sure you have some type silent rain wear & set up on the edge of a field , call at your desgertion.

Good luck

The one my son shot gobbled at least 80 times while he strutted at around 40 yards. He and two others gobbled several times before that. So to answer your question, Yes they do gobble in the rain. But probably not as frequently or reliably as when it's not.

Good Luck!