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benhuntin 01-21-2003 11:08 AM

unique turkey hunting tricks
 
Lets hear some unique tricks some of you
have used to get that gobbler in range when
calling just wouldnt bring him all the way in or he is
henned up.

mauser06 01-21-2003 06:14 PM

RE: unique turkey hunting tricks
 
hollar at him and tell him to come in NOW!!!...lol actually i just use some soft calling and sratching in some leaves...but i pattern my turkeys down to the minute they come through an area and set up so i dont need to call if i dont want...but i still dont kill no turkeys?? they all like to run in the set up and run out and this is all behind thick brush i cant shoot through..not 1 turkey done that but atleast 5 or 6 to me so far in my 4 yr hunting career!! thats ok thats why its called hunting...i let dad kill them all because the ones that come in are too easy..lol


Bobgobble2 01-21-2003 06:48 PM

RE: unique turkey hunting tricks
 
Bh, I've used this trick a few times on those gobblers that like to gobble at you at a distance and then approach silent so that the next time you hear them they have gone by you!I had a gobbler in Texas a few years back that we went round and round off the roost to well in the afternoon.He would gobble at me from a distance then go hushed mouth approaching me silent only to finally gobble again past me.He would not come right into my calls but chose rather to keep quartering around me when he got close.I believe he wanted me to come to him and have had many seasoned gobblers act the same.I finally decided to let him walk off instead of manuvering to get in front of him again and let things calm down.I waited about an hour and half and stroked my mini quakerboy boat paddle to have him once again gobble right back at me.He began to close the distance as he had done before but I knew he would go silent when he got around the 100 yard mark,so after calling one more time in getting a good direction he was coming, I got up as quietly as I could and headed right in that direction he was coming .I covered about 75 yards as quick and as quiet as I could positioned myself again and just waited.Within a couple of minutes that red,white,and blue head came bobbing back in forth through the mesquite!21lbs,10inchbeard,1 1/4 spurs!Obviously you have to have the cover and terrain to pull such a trick but when given the opportunity and you encounter this type of bird it works on these cautious type gobblers! <img src=icon_smile_wink.gif border=0 align=middle>

Monarch isn't a butterfly it's the King of the Spring!

kodiakhuntmaster 01-22-2003 12:08 AM

RE: unique turkey hunting tricks
 
One time I shot at a gobbler (who had hens) and missed, but I saw where they ran off to, so I just stalked around in front of where I assumed he would be. Then I called real soft, and scatched the leaves softly. In about 5 minutes, the gobbler had left his hens and came cautiously in to investigate the calls. Then I got him. I've used the &quot;get around in front of him&quot; at least twice that I can think of and it's worked great for me when I spook a bird. He may go silent, but you can still get him.

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