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Confidence, persistence and a lot of patience is what you need in order to harvest a gobbler. The very first challenge concerning a wild turkey is getting close to the bird. Experienced hunters recommend confidence when calling and paying attention to what these birds might be doing.
A friction call is recommended with these birds as they are louder and the sound will carry further in the Western prairies and mountains and that is what you want, the sound to travel great distances. Wild turkey hunters recommend that once you get close to them you should look at what they are doing and try to imitate them. When hunting these birds, patience is indeed a great virtue.
Once you have got one turkey to answer your call, we strongly suggest that you stay where you are and be patient, making sure that he will come towards your way. Locating these birds is where the hunting actually starts; start by looking near water sources because that is the place where most of the turkeys are, mostly due to the reason that in many places we find drought conditions and these birds need water everyday just like humans do.
Once you have called in your turkey be prepared to make the kill with a Leupold turkey plex riflescope from Buyritescopes.com.
