I think the best chance to get a bird is to roost them in the evening if possible. When scouting always look for scratching, feathers,droppings around trees which may indicate a roosting spot. Get set up way before daylight and be ready when you hear them gobble. When they are mating they are most vulnerable so if I were you I wouldn't worry about making mistakes with your calls. I have heard some nasty sounding turkeys gobble, cluck and chirp. Whenever you start to call don't stop if you think you've made a mistake. Be sure to use a good set of decoys and start your calling softly just before daylight. Rememberwhat was saidin another post, minimalmovement is the key.
Good luck to you and keep us informed.

Spudrow from Mo

Well thanks again for everything! I'll let yall know if i get one in the morning! Since deer have horns there easy to tell how old and big they are, What do i look at on a turkey? his beard? whats a good size beard? Let me calm down here im getting ahead of myself i need to shoot one first before i start worring about size! haha, aite well its the weekend good luck to everyone that goes in the morning!

Look at the beard, that'll tell you a lot.

Spudrow from Mo