Gobbler scout 4/5/13

Unread postby **BigHunt** » Sat Apr 06, 2013 1:16 am

went out this mourning around home at some privet farms i have permission to hunt !! looking good, heard alot of gobbling and seen a lot of strutting...ITs ON!!!!! :L:

Unread postby **PLB** » Sat Apr 06, 2013 1:24 am

Look pretty henned up to me!! Lots of girlfriends to compete with....

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Unread postby **BigHunt** » Sat Apr 06, 2013 1:30 am

Public Land Beast wrote:Look pretty henned up to me!! Lots of girlfriends to compete with....

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yep ...thats why i get right on top of them in the mouring

My YouTube Channel · Unread postby **bowhunter15** » Sun Apr 07, 2013 12:54 am

It's looking pretty good! When is your season Big Hunt?

Unread postby **Rutnstrut** » Sun Apr 07, 2013 6:16 am

Must be nice to have no snow. Here in West Central WI we still have anywhere from 6-14" on the ground. That's not counting the drifted spots. Good luck on your season.

Unread postby **Jackson Marsh** » Sun Apr 07, 2013 12:57 pm

Looks like your set BigHunt! Lots of gobblers! Good luck Wednesday.

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Unread postby **gjs4** » Mon Apr 08, 2013 12:16 am

Not trying to sidetrack thsi topic; but how far in advance do you guys scout?

I am not a big turkey hunter and have typically only gone out a day or two before season....but it seems now that i care a bti i am hering more and more about cycles and varying territories based on conditions. I have overcomplicated deer in the past to the point of stepping it back to find more info and less assumption...want to proceed properly here.

thanks

Unread postby **BigHunt** » Mon Apr 08, 2013 7:09 am

bowhunter15 wrote:It's looking pretty good! When is your season Big Hunt?

ive got the 1st 4th 5th and 6th in western wisconsin. and the 6th over here were i live

Unread postby **BigHunt** » Mon Apr 08, 2013 7:11 am

gjs4 wrote:Not trying to sidetrack thsi topic; [glow=red]but how far in advance do you guys scout?[/glow]

I am not a big turkey hunter and have typically only gone out a day or two before season....but it seems now that i care a bti i am hering more and more about cycles and varying territories based on conditions. I have overcomplicated deer in the past to the point of stepping it back to find more info and less assumption...want to proceed properly here.

thanks

i scout at least a month in advance to my turkey hunts that way i can get a feel of feeding patterns or any other patterns they might have so i know what im dealing with come opener

Unread postby **Stanley** » Mon Apr 08, 2013 7:57 am

gjs4 wrote:Not trying to sidetrack thsi topic; but how far in advance do you guys scout?

I am not a big turkey hunter and have typically only gone out a day or two before season....but it seems now that i care a bti i am hering more and more about cycles and varying territories based on conditions. I have overcomplicated deer in the past to the point of stepping it back to find more info and less assumption...want to proceed properly here.

thanks

I like the night before the hunt, the best. Where they Roost/Bed is great information to have.

Unread postby **BigHunt** » Mon Apr 08, 2013 7:59 am

Stanley wrote:
gjs4 wrote:Not trying to sidetrack thsi topic; but how far in advance do you guys scout?

I am not a big turkey hunter and have typically only gone out a day or two before season....but it seems now that i care a bti i am hering more and more about cycles and varying territories based on conditions. I have overcomplicated deer in the past to the point of stepping it back to find more info and less assumption...want to proceed properly here.

thanks

I like the night before the hunt, the best. Where they Roost/Bed is great information to have.

lol well i guess i should of said i scout a month in advanced up too the night of the hunt :doh:

Unread postby **trdtnlbwhntr** » Mon Apr 08, 2013 11:52 pm

I have started scouting for our April 24th opener here in Indiana, but I dont really start to lock down locations to hunt until a week or so before the season opens. Once I find their morning strut zones and feeding areas, I stay out of there.

Two nights or even the night before Ill go out at fly up and try to owl hoot one into a shock gobble. That way I know they are there and then I know where they are heading after fly down the next morning.

Its really just piecing it together.

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