Does anyone have any tips for late season birds in notheastern wisconsin. I have hunted them here for 2 years and i can call em' in but they seem like there are always henned up.
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Does anyone have any tips for late season birds in notheastern wisconsin. I have hunted them here for 2 years and i can call em' in but they seem like there are always henned up.
-Lucas M.
usually by the end of season gobblers have heard every type of hen call known to man and very wary of everything......So call sparingly and be prepared for a gobbler to make silent entry to your set up. Also helps to know where he wants to go and wait him out there.....
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Todd
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You can do that or, last year I got a bird during Illinois' last season on ground that only 2 people had hunted on over the course of about 5 weeks. If you have land like that, I would head there. If not, head to a ridge where they like to strut or wait until mid-morning when he is done with first group of hens and wait for a gobble. Give a few yelps or clucks and a lot of times he will come running!!! Good luck man!!!
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