Not for me, I haven't had a reason to do it and hope I never do, I feel differently than some. I hunt around fields but they are not huge fields, now if turkey ever get back plentiful in my area there will be some huge fields.
I was raised hunting in the woods, no fields to speak of. When I started out hunting with my dad, I didn't learn a whole lot. He was a special type of old school turkey hunter that I've only seen a few of, he would go every morning he got a chance but if he didn't kill the bitlrd within an hour off the roost, you went home because " that wasn't how it was supposed to happen".
So when I got old enough to start on my own, I pretty much self taught on turkey hunting especially after 7 a.m.
If I can see a gobbler in a field, or a gobbler is religiously using a field I feel confident I can kill him, without the use of a blind, decoy, fan or any of that. When going from hardwood ridges and hollows to fields where you can study that birds habits and reactions for a few days, it just seems alot easier without the use of any of those, than to kill a hardwood gobbler that you are guessing what he is doing because alot of times you can't get in close enough to watch him.
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