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Re: finding turkeys [Re: rsquared] #1297092 03/09/10 10:43 PM
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not many turkeys out my way. Sometimes we see a few, but not very often at all. I tried several weekends of turkey season last year (lavaca county season is a month long) and came up with nothing but a coyote. but it was killed in gonzales county in the morning, and then i drove to our place in lavaca. i guess our lack of turkeys is what made me ask how the heck yall find em lol!




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Re: finding turkeys [Re: Closed Traverse] #1297660 03/10/10 02:21 AM
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Now that may happen more often now that there are more yotes in the country... Good job.



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Re: finding turkeys [Re: Gamblinman] #1302057 03/11/10 07:02 PM
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Originally Posted By: Gamblinman
I prefer to start on the highest point on or very near the area I plan to hunt and be there before daylight and just listen. This way, I can strategically plan to get closer and view the birds without being seen.

Although it's not always possible, I try to stay out of the woods until I'm ready to hunt.

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This is great advice the less you disturb the turkeys before season the better off you are. Also the only call I may use before season is a locator call owl or crow.



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Re: finding turkeys [Re: Closed Traverse] #1302065 03/11/10 07:04 PM
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Originally Posted By: Brandon A
not many turkeys out my way. Sometimes we see a few, but not very often at all. I tried several weekends of turkey season last year (lavaca county season is a month long) and came up with nothing but a coyote. but it was killed in gonzales county in the morning, and then i drove to our place in lavaca. i guess our lack of turkeys is what made me ask how the heck yall find em lol!



A guy from NWTF told me every turkey hunter should also be a varmit hunter and I agree. Good work



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Re: finding turkeys [Re: ccvidimos] #1302076 03/11/10 07:05 PM
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Originally Posted By: ccvidimos
sounds like you can do just about anything to get them to gobble. whats the best way to get them to you?


I heard about a guy who got a gobble when he slammed his truck door.



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