Thegreatwhitehunter1776
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I'm still new to Turkey hunting and with the woods getting fully leafed out and it getting hotter out I'm wondering how late in the season will they still gobble for. Do they really slow down around this time, will it pick up again, etc. I'd imagine they are henned up because I never hear them gobble after they fly down but I've been trying to catch a lone gobbler when the hens go to nest but I never hear a gobble after flydown. The gobbling is one of my favorite parts so far and my strategy revolves around hearing them gobble and then setting up on them. I hunt a big hardwoods area with clear cuts throughout. Should I just set up on the edge of a clear cut and hunt them like deer or will they eventually start gobbling again.
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