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From my experience hunting Rios, afternoons are just as good as morning if not better. They travel a lot further during the day than easterns. I swear they hit the ground running. Cottonwoods and water. Call a lot and call loud. Wind blows hard nearly everyday. Box call or aluminum pot will be best for locating birds. Have funJake
Would that change anything? Would Rios be more likely to be in the more open country than in the woodland?
What parts of OK have Rio's? I have family in Kingfisher County and Grady County, Oklahoma. Did not know they had Rio's out there.
Depends what general area of Oklahoma you’ll be in. I’ve hunted all over the state and the habitat varies greatly which makes the birds and best methods vary just as much. It also depends what piece of public it is, some are a waste of time, others can be hit or miss or okay and some good if you put in the time. Tons of pressure.