How do you know if the turkeys you're hunting are scared of your strutting jake decoy?
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How do you know if the turkeys you're hunting are scared of your strutting jake decoy?
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I would not use the word"scared"--in the field it is the presentation through calling/decoys that we all hope leads to a bird committing.Some birds are more receptive and some just seem to be focused on another point--more a derivative of the inertia of a the breeding season than anything else.Since we do not have a window on the underlying turkey politics of hierarchy within the landscape of an area we are hunting this may be a contributing factor.Perhaps your strutting jake decoy is not an issue with the local boss or there may be more pressing tasks that need attention.
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