Get where he likes to be before he gets there. Call very light and very sparingly, or maybe not even at all, with light scratching or only purrs. I hate bush whacking gobblers, but old educated silent birds aren’t going to get killed unless they really mess up bad. I’ve had a few over the years that you couldn’t kill unless you were sitting between where he roosted and where he was going, and if you touched a call the hunt was over. I’d rather fish now than hunt a bird like that. I enjoy the back and forth of a good love song.