Turkey Hunting, Less than a month to go

I have already sat down with the 2 land owners that I have permission to hunt. Both good to go.

2 years ago bird. Well I can't seem to post a picture of birds. I will try again when I get home.

now you are just teasing

Super pumped boys!!!

Got a hunting partner? Do you need one

trying again

I give up, can't get picture up

Mine from last spring
[url=https://flic.kr/p/25Xy1CN]
and
[URL=https://flic.kr/p/26oBgCw]

I've been having issues with uploading pics too the last week or so . I even screenshot them to post but they wont show up

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free service not that hard to learn how to navigate site
heck even I learned how to use it

finsfurfeathers, thanks for posting some pictures, I figured we were talking turkey and should have one there for people to see. I haven't had problems with file attachments, but doesn't want to work now.

I will try flicker. Thanks

I’ve been out on some hikes lately and hear the Toms gobbling.

mine come knocking at the door.

I've been having issues with uploading pics too the last week or so . I even screenshot them to post but they wont show up

last week had issues. today also?

Invite him in for lunch.

I've never gone turkey hunting before but I know there are a lot in my area, What are some good tips I have seen shows about putting a decoy up just off a fence line inside a farmers field and calling the birds in. I was planning on doing this approach as I have a blind and access to corn and soy bean fields close by but from your pictures it looks like you are hunting inside a wooded area.

I've done scouting and walked the properties just wondering what would be the best way to ensure a successful harvest.