« Reply #15 on: April 09, 2012, 03:07:36 PM »
I always tell people at the seminars to worry about what the turkey sees, more than what you see. Try to put yourselves out in his tracks and think what "he" will see when he comes over the hill or around that tree,..what is his angle of view,..where is the sun shining the brightest,.etc. etc. The best set up's aren't decided by what the hunter sees or how comfortable it is,....It's what the bird sees ,"or doesn't see" as he approaches.
Pat
When a set up on a seemingly "sure thing" suddenly goes bad, once the turkey has fled to the next county I will get up and move the bird's last position in this county to look back to my set up. Taking a few minutes to do that has taught me a few things about how to get on the ground properly so I can get that bird on the ground in quick order.
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