I'll feed them during a real hard winter but most will go to lower elevations (river flats)when things get tuff. The snow normally isn't as deep so food is easier to find.
Wrap those first two in fresh Bacon. Can't be beat. I'll be up. lol
Same rules here, but we can use rifles in the fall, so calling is not as important. If you can find their roost, walk or better yet, run up to them right at shooting time. As they scatter make yourself still right close to the area and start giving intermittent calls. They will often think you are the lead bird and gather back in. Don't overdo the calling.
That n I always like to give it 20-30 minutes before callin..
Fall season can be some of the best hunting. If you know where there roosting, brake them up and sit and just some easy yelps and get ready. You get your pick. My farm I even had some boys gobble coming in. Very rare.
Didn't Pa just start Sunday hunting? I left in the late 1990s and they were still pretty strict. A lot of big boys up there. I still have one of the first push button Steve Morocco made and sold to Quaker Boy.
I haven't heard that. But then they are too cheap to give a regulations book with our license anymore.
Same here. They want you to go online to find out new rules and regulations.
only thing we can hunt on sundays are crows, foxes and coyotes. sunday hunting has to be passed into law by the state legislature.
No Sunday huntin yet....for anythin that matters
