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A lot of hunters are afraid of the turkeys. Not physically, but mentally. Afraid to move, call, walk away etc. They tilt the odds in the turkeys favor as soon as they step out of the truck by thinking they’re probably not going to kill one today.
Another thing I’ve noticed with new and even some experienced hunters is time. A lot of hunters think if you haven’t killed one within the first hour after sunrise your odds go to almost zero. When in fact your still very much in the game and many times in a better position to kill one.
My biggest piece of advice is don't quit. I have always said it's never over until you give up. Hunt as long as is legal and you have time to. I dont know how many times it goes from dead silence to a dead gobbler in a span of minutes. Things can and sometimes will change quickly, be there to take advantage of it.Sent from my SM-G960U using Tapatalk
The one thing I learned that each time you stop to call and listen, make sure you have a great tree, blowdown, or sufficient backdrop to set up against. Too many times, a gobbler can sound-off within 70 yards, and you are caught trying to hide against a 3 inch sapling, with the sun in your eyes.