Rookie Turkey tips

[#49]

My son and I will give it a try this weekend for the first time,any tips? Ive never paid much attention to them,but it might be fun.I live in North end 4-18.

[Ghost Stalker]

for the last few years i have seen gobblers near the bottom of salmo on the other side.. those nice private fields there.. next time u go by there ask for permission. would be a great place to hunt with a kid and there are always a good flock there. there are lots in the creston area but access might be a problem.

[300H&H]

Complete camo head to toe is a must.
Good calls vs. poor calling.
Turkeys in the area you hunt is always good.
Knowledge of the local hunting area.
Patients.
Peas & gravy for your turkey.

[The Dawg]

Walk more than 100 yards from the road, unless you want to be crucified on here as a road hunter for gobblers

[#49]

I promise Ill walk 101 yards to qualify as a non road hunter.We have birds in the area,is it best first light ,last light,just sit and call into old grassy landings or cuts?

[300H&H]

Walk more than 100 yards from the road, unless you want to be crucified on here as a road hunter for gobblers

That thread is funny. My turkey hot spot is no more than 20 yards off the road. I see guys drive by all the time. Im glad they don't stop and come in for a look. They would see my decoys and maybe blast them. Mostlikely would not taste very good.