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Started by Ethanb214, March 29, 2021, 09:43:22 PM
Quote from: roberthyman14 on March 29, 2021, 10:04:29 PMOur Florida season has been the exact same. 0 roost gobbles. Only birds we had gobble was opening weekend, we got 4 birds fired up at 9:30. Called in 1 from over 500 yards. Silence ever since. And we have covered some ground trying. Prostaff member for Old Crow Custom Calls
Quote from: Dtrkyman on March 30, 2021, 09:08:19 AM40 people a day harassing them would be a problem as well as an early start to the season depending on where you are.They can still be killed when quiet, just not as fun!
Quote from: 2eagles on March 30, 2021, 12:38:03 PM40 wow! Are you hearing any gunshots?
Quote from: randy6471 on March 30, 2021, 05:33:52 PM I've been hunting with a buddy at his place in Florida and we've hunted every day so far this season, so 11 days total. It's private ground, so no other hunting pressure and it has a pretty good number of turkeys. I've hunted with him for many years and usually we hear tons of gobbling. They usually gobble good on the roost and then often crank back up later in the morning as the hens go off to nest. This year it's just a little gobbling on the roost and nothing after 9am. We took a bird on opening day and another bird this morning. In between that, we've called in 3 other gobblers that we either didn't or couldn't shoot. I think that in our situation it's a combination of 2 factors.1. We have had 4 different set ups where we have seen coyotes either coming to our calls or heading toward the gobblers.2. We have a couple of different spots where we can watch the turkeys feeding from a distance and several times we have been able to watch 1 or 2 gobblers with up to 10 hens. Each time neither the gobblers or the hens showed any real interest in our calling. So for us there are plenty of turkeys, but between an abundance of hens and predators the turkeys are staying pretty quiet.I do think the number of hens has played a big role so far. I've heard 2 guys say they've seen groups of hens in the morning not even paired up with toms. It's gonna be a tough season for me on the public land grind but it could be worse I guess.