How would you approach the roost in this situation?

[lunghit]

LOL. My friends neighbors house.

[davisd9]

From the left.

[boatpaddle]

From the left.

Lol...

Very very quietly...

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[WV Flopper]

 I think you would want to stay in the vehicle. Move it as close as possible to the structure, this should give you a clear shot so as to not hit the roof. Don't get out the vehicle to shoot, this would surely scare the turkey from the processed limb!

In the name of safety, make sure there are no parks behind the roosting area.

[Jimspur]

I would aim at the top of the skull cap - don't wanna ruin any shingles!

[Greg Massey]

I would move out about 50 yards and call him to me with fiddle box and couple of pot calls, may also use a push pin call to close the distance. All of this depends on what he's telling me he wants in his gobbling back to those sweet hen sounds I'm making.

[Yoteduster]

I'd go find one in the woods

[3bailey3]

back door

[grayfox]

Pretty easy. Just don't get very close to him. I would stay at least several houses down. Get a good rest & pick him off with your rifle. 

[quavers59]

  OK-- I have him patterned. That's  my Tom- LOL!!

[hotspur]

Reaper him

[Meleagris gallopavo]

I'd probably wait until my friend's neighbors weren't home.


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[Tom007]

Santa Claus Camo from Chimney........

[jhoward11]

That's what they mean  when they say "Birds like Ridges". Huh!

[Tom007]

LOL. My friends neighbors house.

Nice weathervane.......