Gobbler's and teamduckdown's posts got me thinking about trying to get turkeys on game cams. I've been focused on deer and have put corn out to localize them. The camera angles are low enough to catch turkeys too, but none have been caught on camera yet. Is there an art to capturing them on camera this time of year? Certain areas better than others? Corn, something else?

I've had great results with 3 n 1 chicken scratch and also milo.

They are flocking up and moving around a good bit now. It may be that they are using different areas and just haven't found the corn yet.

Wild bird seed with black sunflower and cracked corn. You'll have every turkey for 3 states coming in once they find it.

Wheat or fightin scratch.

Gotta put the camera a little lower (high shin level) and set the cameral setting to "sensitive". I also set mine to daytime only to save SD card space and not have to sift through tons of deer and coon pictures at night.

Use scratch, or milo.

I've been picking them up here lately.