Them old gobblers are harder to me in the fall than the spring. Even if you bust a gobbler flock up it is not guaranteed they'll even come back to you like a flock of hens and poults would. Gobblers could care less if they got company in the winter. I got one flock of 38 bearded birds on our lease right now and I'd rather go chase a hen who messed up my spring hunts as them. I have killed longbeards in the fall and it is pure luck everytime. If I know the gobbler flock is in the area I try to find em a few days before and see what they are doing and then set up and do gobbler clucks and yelps. They MIGHT yelp back as they come but 99% of the time they are gonna come in quiet. Heck, if you can hit a good sunny warm winter day and season is open you might even get one fired up enough to gobble.