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where would you set up on this bird ?

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there is a slough on one side, flat bottom land in the middle and a huge bluff on the other side and there is a big field at the farthest part of the flat land , and thats where this bird is going in the mornings .
now he is roosting about 200 yards inside the woods back from the field and from the entrance i am not able to get in front of him cause iam scared i will spook him off the roost in the mornings,
because i would have to walk right under him ! and i cant use the bluff to go around cause then i would be eye level with him .

so i think an evening hunt might be the only way to get a crack at him, but where would you set up ? in the field or in
between the field and where he roosts in the woods ?

whats your suggestions ? thanks
 
so are you saying it will be ok to walk under him while hes in the roost as long as you get there real early ? went back there this evening, and nothing ,, he is now missing in action! he didnt come back to where he has been roosting the last two mornings, go figure !
 
If you find that he has come back ,like others have said, just get there before the sky starts getting light,I'm talkin early.
If you have to walk near his tree he shouldn't spook,he'll think your a deer, kinda like when deer hunting,a deer walks under you before daylight you can't tell what's what,that bird will will be no different,now go kill him!
 
Welcome to my world Population Control. The few turkeys we have too hunt never do the same thing two days in a row. How early you got to go in too not spook them? I been hearing my first gobbles in the morning about 5:45 am. How long before that should i get there?
 
I try to get my eyes used to the light and not even use a flashlight in the woods. I try to get set up no later than 5:00. I can usually set up near the birds, but no guarantess they'll fly down on top of you! LOL!
 
Food Plot 101 said:
I try to get my eyes used to the light and not even use a flashlight in the woods. I try to get set up no later than 5:00. I can usually set up near the birds, but no guarantess they'll fly down on top of you! LOL!


glad someone said it...NO FLASHLIGHT! if you know where he is headed " thats where this bird is going in the mornings" then be there before he is...I am not real sure how you would have to walk under him to get to a field but then again i am not sure of the woods you are hunting.
 

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