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<blockquote data-quote="woodsman04" data-source="post: 5202484" data-attributes="member: 19488"><p>I'm a traditionalist, ambushing ain't my thing in fall or spring. </p><p>The most fun and challenging is to scatter them and try to call them back up. Younger 1-1/2 year olds will sometimes work back up quicker than older longbeards. </p><p></p><p>I get in woods well before daylight and try to locate them in trees listening for yelps and clucks. Flush them out of the trees, making sure they all go in different directions. Then set up just as I would in spring, and wait half hour or more and do some soft gobbler yelps and clucks. Not much, it don't take a lot. </p><p></p><p>If you can find them roosted they evening before and scatter them right at dark, calling them back up after flydown seems to be easier. </p><p></p><p>But as with turkeys, you just never know what will happen.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="woodsman04, post: 5202484, member: 19488"] I’m a traditionalist, ambushing ain’t my thing in fall or spring. The most fun and challenging is to scatter them and try to call them back up. Younger 1-1/2 year olds will sometimes work back up quicker than older longbeards. I get in woods well before daylight and try to locate them in trees listening for yelps and clucks. Flush them out of the trees, making sure they all go in different directions. Then set up just as I would in spring, and wait half hour or more and do some soft gobbler yelps and clucks. Not much, it don’t take a lot. If you can find them roosted they evening before and scatter them right at dark, calling them back up after flydown seems to be easier. But as with turkeys, you just never know what will happen. [/QUOTE]
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