The Low Saturday Morning is in the low to mid 40’s. Will they gobble?

Can’t hear em in the bed that’s for sure. I’ll play as long as I can stand it.

I hope they don’t gobble

2 Sundays ago it was 27 degrees in Jackson County and I heard a significant number of gobbles

I have yet to hear one gobble and it’s been perfect. I know where several good birds are with hens on a daily basis.
Sure don’t want to deer hunt em..

I killed one a few years ago and it was 21 degrees when I left the truck before daylight and he was gobbling like crazy

They better have webbed damn feet this weekend. Gonna be in selma hunting some swamp birds. They’ll likely be on higher ground after all this

No expert. But in my experience after a stormy day or 2 they will be ready to hammer.

Had them hammer in high 20s w ice and killed them in that weather

40s is perfect - no bugs - that not cold for turkey gobbling - 40 to mid 50s my fav time to go

I'm no expert, but it's been the same here

This front passes they’ll gobble.

With all this wind and tornadoes they are probably sitting in the next county wondering where the hell they are at

Watching this. I’m definitely still learning so I’m interested in what the experienced ones say. Last Saturday there was a half dozen gobbling but I’m not sure what they’re gonna do Saturday morning.

If they don't, it won't be because of the 40 degree temp.

I prefer high 20s to low 40s over anything warmer. I hear way more birds on the cooler mornings

I dont know about gobbling but i know where hes been around 8:00 every morning this week.

They can gobble, but will they gobble? Have heard them tearing it up in January, temps in the 20s, while shooting wood ducks. Every time we’d shoot, they’d gobble. Have also had them gobble their heads off opening weekend with temps right around freezing.

However, similar to others above, this week I’ve listened twice, nothing doing. Ya don’t know till ya go.

Is he eating something?

Hen

Hes alive, i reckon hes eating.