LanceS4803
Well-Known Member
Nothing going right this Spring season.
Being out of town for 2 weeks at the beginning, and being gone this coming week just adds to it. I'll just have next weekend to make it happen.
Situation:
This year all the birds on the farm have moved to neighbors property. Three flocks roost on the property line, on my land, but then fly down to theirs. Jakes and hens will travel back towards me, but toms are staying a long distance off.
Example, yesterday 2 toms and a jake gobbled from 0545 to 1000, then went farther away.
I have really limited my calling, hoping they would remember I was there until after the hens went their separate ways later in the morning. Not working. They are more interested in eating at that point. I see the same 2 jakes almost every day.
Hunting 2 or 3 days a week have shown me some beautiful sunrises and tons of deer, just no toms. I have not hunted in the afternoons (has never been productive for me in the past), but am open to the idea.
So, any last minute advice appreciated.
Being out of town for 2 weeks at the beginning, and being gone this coming week just adds to it. I'll just have next weekend to make it happen.
Situation:
This year all the birds on the farm have moved to neighbors property. Three flocks roost on the property line, on my land, but then fly down to theirs. Jakes and hens will travel back towards me, but toms are staying a long distance off.
Example, yesterday 2 toms and a jake gobbled from 0545 to 1000, then went farther away.
I have really limited my calling, hoping they would remember I was there until after the hens went their separate ways later in the morning. Not working. They are more interested in eating at that point. I see the same 2 jakes almost every day.
Hunting 2 or 3 days a week have shown me some beautiful sunrises and tons of deer, just no toms. I have not hunted in the afternoons (has never been productive for me in the past), but am open to the idea.
So, any last minute advice appreciated.
