PA Bandit
Junior Member
That is what I am noticing where I am hunting... Had to separate gobblers with separate hens. Bought time on Monday all 12 gobblers were 3 trees apart from each other.
That is what I am noticing where I am hunting... Had to separate gobblers with separate hens. Bought time on Monday all 12 gobblers were 3 trees apart from each other.
I still saw all 5 Tom's today in a group with hens out in the field. Then I had a Tom with a hen in the Alfalfa, thought I had him dead until the hen started dusting herself and he left.
Spencie
Senior Member
I'm not sure. They do this on our place from time to time. Last year week one sucked but week 2 was a blast.
I hope the second week is better for me, I can't seem to pull these gobblers off the hens.
Spencie
Senior Member
Usually late in the 3rd week they disappear until August so I need to get it done next week or hunt a different farm.
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Back in the saddle again. I let Travis skip first period as it's PE am his grades are good. Back in the hole where we had two jakes and a tom during youth season. It rained last night so we're setup to cut them off as they head to a field. Bird just gobbled about 45 yards to our left. Gotta go.
Mao
Member
Dead quiet in my neck of the woods. Set up on a big field as the rain is dying off. Only got about a half hour.
I stopped and listened at a woods on my way in to work this morning. Didin't hear nothing. Looks like the farmer had turned the fields last night so the birds may just be off their patterns. I was running a bit late too.
It was exciting at my house this morning. Turkeys like our place when it rains. Hope the neighbor's don't mind the Benelli sounding off at 7 AM on Friday! Biggest bird to date is on the ground...
bigten05
*Supporting Member*
congrats jesse i didnt hear any gobbles this morning but snuck up on a lone hen when i was leaving.
lung buster
Senior Member
Today was one of the slower days so far. Set up under a hen, her and I went back and forth for several minutes before she came to investigate deke. Heard two gobbler's and moved to set up on one. Close but no shot fired. Maybe next time.
Spencie
Senior Member
Henned up here also. Set up along a field before daylight...as light broke I saw a blind setup on the other side of the field in line with my decoys. A bird then gobbled 75 yards behind me over my right shoulder. He flew down immediately and gobbled again. Hens jumped down with him and they all went over the hill and crossed the creek. A few other distant gobbles.
