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Turkey Hunting Decoys Or Not. The space between offers a moving target for decoy choice and setup. Finding two gobblers in a particular spot is a solid bet for any turkey hunter. Seasonal timing and individual setups will dictate the best choice for deer decoys, but what about turkeys? Whether you haven’t tried hunting with decoys or you’ve experienced minimal success with decoying, you’ve come to the right place. More often than not, it helps to have a turkey decoy, but it's not always necessary to fill a tag. While the number of decoys will vary, one thing should remain. Here are three scenes to set this spring that are likely to walk a tom into shotgun range. Set decoys up at 15 to 25 yards from your setup — in case a gobbler hangs up. If you find a turkey in a big field, and you need to get that bird closer to you to take the shot, having a decoy on the edge of the field can be deadly effective. Competition usually prevails and the two brothers will have to investigate your decoy set up. Assess the landscape and condition,. Stake them slightly off to the left or the right (not directly in line with you and where you think the approaching gobbler is coming).

Set decoys up at 15 to 25 yards from your setup — in case a gobbler hangs up. Whether you haven’t tried hunting with decoys or you’ve experienced minimal success with decoying, you’ve come to the right place. While the number of decoys will vary, one thing should remain. More often than not, it helps to have a turkey decoy, but it's not always necessary to fill a tag. The space between offers a moving target for decoy choice and setup. Here are three scenes to set this spring that are likely to walk a tom into shotgun range. Seasonal timing and individual setups will dictate the best choice for deer decoys, but what about turkeys? Stake them slightly off to the left or the right (not directly in line with you and where you think the approaching gobbler is coming). Finding two gobblers in a particular spot is a solid bet for any turkey hunter. If you find a turkey in a big field, and you need to get that bird closer to you to take the shot, having a decoy on the edge of the field can be deadly effective.

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Turkey Hunting Decoys Or Not The space between offers a moving target for decoy choice and setup. Here are three scenes to set this spring that are likely to walk a tom into shotgun range. Assess the landscape and condition,. Competition usually prevails and the two brothers will have to investigate your decoy set up. If you find a turkey in a big field, and you need to get that bird closer to you to take the shot, having a decoy on the edge of the field can be deadly effective. Finding two gobblers in a particular spot is a solid bet for any turkey hunter. Set decoys up at 15 to 25 yards from your setup — in case a gobbler hangs up. Seasonal timing and individual setups will dictate the best choice for deer decoys, but what about turkeys? Stake them slightly off to the left or the right (not directly in line with you and where you think the approaching gobbler is coming). More often than not, it helps to have a turkey decoy, but it's not always necessary to fill a tag. While the number of decoys will vary, one thing should remain. Whether you haven’t tried hunting with decoys or you’ve experienced minimal success with decoying, you’ve come to the right place. The space between offers a moving target for decoy choice and setup.