Headed back to perdido wma Alabama side. Good luck everyone.

At my listening spot....

Just pulled up at the gate. Hoping to break out of a bad dry spell. Gonna be as slutty as possible this morning

I'm always that way!

Good luck to everyone. Here at work.

2 different birds gobbling. Not close though. Going to pick one and try to close the distance. Here's to hoping I pick the right one.

Not a gobble in Dale county... Easter morning there were 5 birds hammering till 8:30 and the last two morning there is nothing...

No gobbles so far.. sitting on edge of cow pasture. Cows and
Bulls scare turkeys away. ?? Wasting my time sitting here?? Where should I go... pines... green fields. Wanna kill my first turkey in 15 years

If it were me, I'd head to the big pen.

Seriously though, if they aren't gobbling you've either gotta cover as much ground as you can and try to strike one up or go sit where you've seen turkeys/turkey sign. Call a little, look and listen a lot

I've never understood why you would blow a damn locator call at a bird that's already gobbling his head off. I wish these strut commander idiots would just go home smdh

I want to know how many folks on this site are unemployed during turkey season...

I get to do a lot of turkey hunting (~15-16 times/yr) compared with typical weekend warrior but dang if I ain't jealous of you guys that get to go 25-30-40 days of season!!! Ok, rant is over, good luck to yall.

I took a week's vacation

Dead at 6:34

Congrats 257, post up a pic!

He gone...

Photobucket got me where I can't or I would

Congrats on the kills!

Dr. B

Cows on a WMA???

Congrats on the kills

I did same last week, talking about the almost every day guys... guess if a fella had em in backyard he could listen for hot one before work every AM.

only when you are piddling on the line.....

JT like to live life on the edge.

That blows my mind as well. I was on one yesterday that was double gobbling at everything in sight but had a little valley between us. Some guy came in on him from the adjoining property blowing owl and crow calls every breath. There is absolutely no way he didn't hear this bird tearing the woods up. Needless to say it shut the turkey right on up.

Not much gobblin this morning. But set up in a blind on a huge field and saw tons of turkey all morning. At 930 had 2 toms strutting following a group of hens. But the hens took them into the woods 60 yrds short of our blind. No dice. Taking myzx wife for a midday sit. They should be back this pm.

Saturday before last I heard one gobbling and started moving to him. Bird gobbled maybe 2 or 3 times on my way. Got to a pine ridge above him and was just about to send out a few soft yelps when a guy on the next ridge over lets loose on a box call just as loud and as fast as he can and he did not stop for at least 5 solid minutes. The turkey gobbled at him once after he started and then shut up. It wasn't 5 min later and I swear I heard him cracking limbs as he was leaving and 5 min after that I'm pretty sure I heard something hitting the bed of a truck. 5 min after that I heard the bird gobble pretty close to where he had been banging on the box call. I guess the guy ran out of time and had to be somewhere or something, I don't know. I'm not sure what amazes me more the fact that the guy didn't seem to understand that there was a gobbler about 100 yds from him in the bottom or that the bird actually went to him.

Actually, I just this very moment thought of another possibility. I never saw the bird, only heard him. He probably had a better angle with binoculars to see him. It's a fairly open bottom and everything was not leafed out yet. Maybe he saw it and it was a jake and so he just left? I don't know, that maybe makes more sense to me than anything?

I got on a bird that was gobbling a little on the roost. A coyote trotted by me headed in the direction of the turkey. A 2nd coyote came by but he didn't make it. The #7 Heavyweight to the face dropped it dead as a hammer.