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Speaking of which, anybody got a good location east of the Mississippi for turkeys ? Not asking for specifics just the state,county, gps coordinates, and easiest access to where I am guaranteed to hear a gobbler in the morning.
My advice, 1. Don't be afraid of the turkey. I've seen guys that just freeze up when they engage a a turkey. Afraid to do anything, turkey loses interest and walks off. Then after the fact the hunter is full of woulda, coulda, shoulda's. The worst thing that can happen is you mess up and spook him. No biggie, try him another day. Mistakes are nothing more than learning experiences. 2. You will here patience, patience, patience. Patience kills turkeys. I agree with this to a point. But patience has saved as many birds as its killed. You can patience yourself out of a kill pretty quick. I lean towards patiently aggressive. \
Sit still. I mean REALLY sit still!
I usually don't make mistakes the turkeys just are too dumb to follow the plan.Two mistakes I have made:Hunting a gobbler that's smarter than me, gotta know when your outmatched and find a dumber oneTelling the noisy guy at the diner where I'm hunting and how active the birds are. Well, dang both these make me look like a dumbarse....well I did sign up on old Gobbler, wait I'm old I can just blame it on senility.
Yeah Gobblenut, I think your right. Maybe someday I'll make it to NM or you can come by Ohio. Hey whatever happened to that long haired guy from Ga?
Most common mistakes I see are1. Trying to learn how to hunt from watching YouTube hero’s 2. Taking advice from pseudo experts that don’t know much more than the person they are attempting to help, but feel compelled to add their nonsense to anything turkey hunting related because at some point they stumbled upon a Gobbler and killed him, or they heard one Gobble once. Choose your expert wisely lol.