Whiteface vs red-faced decoys?? What's your preference?

[whitetaildonky]

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I watched this tom breed a hen for over 5 minutes the other day along side the road. He never once changed head color, but they were the only tom and hen present.
Pretty cool experience. Some of the earliest I'm experienced any breeding is Wisconsin.
Wish I knew how to upload a video.

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[kyturkeyhunter4]

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I watched this tom breed a hen for over 5 minutes the other day along side the road. He never once changed head color, but they were the only tom and hen present.
Pretty cool experience. Some of the earliest I'm experienced any breeding is Wisconsin.
Wish I knew how to upload a video.

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Pretty cool footage this early

[brittman]

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Thanks for sharing.

[bigriverbum]

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PERVERT!!!! 

i've been seeing a few lone toms out in fields during the minimal scouting i'm able to do

sunday afternoon my nephew saw birds while driving home from grant county. i backed up and it was a flock of 30+ hens with only one or 2 toms

[Mertz09]

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Good info here, I'm going to paint one of my strutter Toms.

[Cowboy]

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Based on my experience with a tame, "wild turkey" gobbler, red is the color that will trigger an aggressive response the best. Whenever I wore a red shirt in the yard, he would haul butt over there to attack me. Any other shirt, he didn't seem to care.

I agree with that statement.

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[WV Flopper]

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 To hunt without a decoy. It's a crutch.