going on first turkey hunt in october.

[kansasgoosehunter]

any tips before my first turkey hunt?

[hoosierhunter]

Don't forget your gun and your shells! :shock: Good luck brother!

[kansasgoosehunter]

thanks hoosierhunter i could see how that could be a problem

[samcurry]

Be very still once in eyesight, thay can see a tick move from 50 yards.....

[870sm]

Lern to Kee Kee and set very still if ya have a flock bust em up and call em back to ya.....

[kingkilla]

its pretty dam tuff around here. didnt get one this year. probably went out a dozen times and got nada. i think ill stick to duxs and geese

[kswaterfowler]

Like any thing else you hunt, scouting is key. Figure out where the birds roost and what there daily routine is, and you should be able put yourself in a good postion to bag a nice gobbler. Good Luck.

Jordan

[hoosierhunter]

No problem Kansas, I'm just looking out for you brother! :lol: Fall hunting is different than spring, they're not gobbling at all, but on the flip side they are all usually flocked up and seeing where they are is sometimes easier, again scouting is key, locate a flock (hens and toms will be together this time of year), locate a good ambush site, and set up and be quite and still, well camoed. Good luck!