Any advice on turkey hunting?

First you need to be were the turkeys want to be.I have never called in a turkey where he didn't want to go. Down hill is very hard too, they seem to respond better to coming up hill, crossing a stream or a fence is all so tuff. A road is a good place for them to travel or cow pastures are great to call across. I get settled in before they come out of there trees and head to there feed and try to call them with a hen call and a gobbler. A hen  decoy helps, but I don't have camo, set your self in front of a big tree and don't move you have to cover your face too, I use a peace of netting.The folk will all come over and look at the decoy.

 

We find in the spring a hen call is best, the gobbler is to locate them. If we don't know were the turkeys are we will gobble and listen. When we here them gobble back we set up some kind of ambush set up. In MT turkeys are very tied in to tall Pondarosa pines and wind swept ridges, so we walk that kind of stuff using the gobbler every 300 yards till we start seeing signs of roosting trees or here them.Spring we can only shoot toms or Jakes with shotguns or archery, fall we can shoot hens too and use rifles or pistols. Talk about them "Running" in to your lap, some times they do, they all most never fly even after you shoot.