FlywayControl

I have several Farms to hunt within a few miles of each other.I dont even get out of the truck unless I hear one.Works for me.

Arjuna

Several factors make my decision:
1.) the land...how big of an area do I have to work with?
2.) history...what has this bird done last year...what has the area produced over the last few years....it just seems that in some areas the birds will do the same thing that the boss did last year.
3.) time...when do I have to be back at the office?
4.) How late in the season is it? Have the birds been called to a lot?
5.) Is there anyone else nearby that might be hunting, too?

I'm sure there's more that I consider in the moment, but right now those are the biggies.

Charlie P

I do both.

MOhunter46

Little bit of both

zubba

Both, will sit for flydown andwhile after. Then I start to run and gun....the birds control what I do.

Arrowmaster

Sit and wait. Patience patience patience. I will change my set up if need be. But I generally sit and wait...

shaggy1224

ditto that. been busted to many times from getting impatient.

RIStrutStopper

I prefer to sit and wait, but if the situation dictates otherwise, I'm runnin'!

gri22ly

Run and gun always, I hunt big, public land most of the time, if you sit around someone else will get your bird. I'm a turkey chaser.

Bobgobble2

Ditto!!!!I scout my birds and if I'm in area I know has turks I'm unfolding my buttseat,I'm one to let them tell me where there at.....