More Turkey Hunting Seminar/ Hunting them Silent Gobblers when the mornings are silent.
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- Here's a little more of the Seminar that was in southern Ohio.
A question often ask in seminars is, How do you hunt Gobblers
when they don't Gobble? Here's a few things to remember on those
silent mornings.
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Hey dale I killed my first gobbler Sunday in ga and he came in and never said I word.he had a double beard and 1 1/8 inch spurs.he was a 3 year old and weighed in at a little over 20 pounds.
Turkey being Turkey that is the best line ever 😋 🙌 👌 😍
Loved it 🙌🙌🙌🙌
Guy rolls his eyes at 2:57
Bro started to talk about how to hunt silent turkeys then just talked about himself
Whole lot of talking not a lot of teaching
I thought he taught a lot in that clip🤷♂️
His style is personable and many learn a lot from this guy. I have learned a ton personally.
There’s not enough adrenaline to stop the beating my cheek is gonna take after shooting 3 1/2 inch tss.
Patience is one of the most valuable and hard earned traits a hunter needs to have.
can i kill turkey in the afternoon , i have a small farm and i have turkey and i know where they are but will that big gobbler be seen with the hens to where i can get a shot on him and should i leave my hen decoy at home or is it ok to use the hen decoy and where do i put it on the wood line or in the field ?
Last year I hardly heard a gobble, but I saw more turkeys than ever. They just weren't talking much. Sometimes, I see what I think are subordinate Toms. They come up and look but don't strut or gobble. Every season is different. Keep the lessons coming, Matt. Thank you.
We’re having one of those seasons down here right now. Kinda good for the public land spots because they ain’t talking
Agree Minnesota Turkeys were quiet also. 🦃
I've hunted turkeys for a hand full of years here in upstate NY. Just like deer hunting there are no set rules on what a Tom might do. The more hours spent in the woods the more you will know . Dale is a down to earth no nonsense hunter with a vast knowledge of hunting. I really enjoy his videos. In the many words of T.S Van Dyke -- Patience is golden....
Yes sir he is a bag of knowledge
Upstate NY is a hot or cold place. Love hunting there where I grew up. I feel like some years you get real silent gobblers and some years you cant turn around without hearing one where you just were.
A few years ago me and my dad hunted all year and probably heard maybe 2 gobbles all year. the very last day of the season we went in thinking it was over, wasn't gunna get anything. then behold out of nowhere we walked over the hill and 3 gobblers gobbled at once at 1:30 pm. we both got one that day. It's really frustrating sometimes but if you want to succeed you have to go out and hunt!
Also dale. how's season going in alabama?
Gotta be in it to win it
It's not always an excuse this will be my 36th year turkey hunting in Tennessee l don't hear half the gobbling l did 20 years ago turkeys are on the decline its not always there being silent
That’s true in a few places but not everywhere. There’s a lot of turkeys around still. But there is spots in the country where the numbers are down some. It’s just not everywhere where people are complaining. That was my point I was making. Thanks for watching
Yep and that is due to the over population of nest predators...coons possums and skunks
I hunted Tennessee for five years until the license went out of sight! My dear friend Fred and I hunted together and we often discussed the turkey population in tn. Tn. Doesn’t have the turkeys they use to! Predators and 5 bird limit doesn’t help!
@@illinidave A lot of it is recent weather the past few years. been real bad
@@alfie510
True, we have been lucky in Illinois with good weather during nesting season and have had decent clutches. We are killing a lot of coyotes and that helps but the nest predators are still a real problem and the state decided we need bobcats too but they don't seem to be doing too much damage. The state claims they had nothing to do with it but we have seen cats with radio collars in the middle of the state. I like bobcats but I like turkeys more.
Thank you for the shows you do and the tips I know it has helped me out over the years. Good luck this spring!!
I killed 2 last year that would not shut up and the other never said a word after he got off the roost and had I not seen him before I called I probably would not have killed him
Hey Dale is there any way that you can do uncut hunts I am a new hunter and this is my 1st year hunting and yes I know that every hunt is not going to be the same but it'll be really nice to see you work with the experience that you have for a whole hunt
I hunted a turkey that was call shy and decoy shy. Always hung up just out of sight the first season I hunted him. Second year I got him. I changed everything how I hunted him. Silence was golden. For some birds you just need to shut up.
I like this channel makes sense hunt like you do deer find there route and wait
Glad you put it out there.
Huge difference between a shooter and a hunter.
Thank you for sharing.
Let continue to learn and enteract with natural, through interacting.
Mr. Dale, if you could pick a couple of your mouth calls from Spring Fever Custom Calls, which would you recommend?
Matt Dale ol sly 2.5
The yellow ghost cut
The two calls I use everyday
@@daleoutdoors17 thank you! I'm ordering those and the ol sly box call 🇺🇲🇺🇲
So what do we do if their not gobbling at all? Do you call or not call or do you move and walk your butt off. I'm hunting thick cypress heads in the fl swamps.
On one hunt I met another hunter on the way. He told me that all the turkeys there had been shot and no on was seeing any. I didn't buy it. later, I scored a really nice turkey. Even if they don't gobble they are still there. It sometimes takes extreme patience and restraint.
Only reason I turkey hunt is to hear them gobble!!!! I don’t fall hunt for a reason 😂😂
You have shoes me so much as what I thought was a good turkey hunter. You have uped my skills times 3. Thanks for your informative and wisdow
Sound kinda angry about those non-gobbling birds there, buddy. Maybe you were just ready to get out and KILL a turkey. I’d hate to be a turkey in the woods with you about right now. Hope you get to scratch that itch soon.
Legend👍🇺🇸
This I took my 11 year old Grandson out for his Youth Turkey weekend. It was a Beautiful Morning and Our Gobbler got on a Hen pretty early. I put my Grandson in a Doghouse Blind with a Hen and a Jake out front of him. That Hen was being Loud so I started being Loud and cutting her off. Well I got the best of that hen and That Gobbler came in, Beat up our Jake and in Range of Lukes 20 gauge. Luke missed his bird that morning but what a Perfect Hunt for a First Timer. Everything I ever told him about what a Gobbler does he got to witness. Dale you have given me so much knowledge about the Turkey Hunting Game. Seems like I’m taking my Friends out and calling for them more then I’m hunting for myself. But I’m passing on the knowledge you have given me and I Hope I’m instilling the Love for Our Sport to as many as I can. Bless You Brother I Appreciate all You have done for Our Sport.
Come turkey hunting with me in South Carolina
So what do you do if a Young Jake or hen comes up to your decoys? Do you keep calling or stop, wait and see what comes in?
I just got one Thursday on our opener here in florida they aren't gobbling here at all I started hunting them like I am deer hunting I have their routine prey much down just Thursday was rainy the break in the rain was all I needed to get it done
Is it time for an equipment tuneup video?
What I have learned this year the HARD WAY with silent gobblers after having had to see them walk off because they came in on my right, and being right handed, is to learn to shoot with both hands, left and right. With a gobbling tom, you can adjust to them most of the time, and get set up on the way you think they are going to come in. A silent one however can come in on you on the wrong side of your set up. So you can either leave them go as I have a number of times in the past 15 years, or learn to shoot with the other hand. There is no way to swing on one unless they get behind a tree, believe me you have less than a second (having tried that and failed a number of times), so slowly getting the gun to your other hand is the only way it could work.
Great video. Yes, let’s see some more of that seminar. I’m up here hunting these north Alabama gobblers while you’re down hunting the south Alabama ones. Had a gobbler servicing hens for about 1 1/2 hours yesterday at 55 yards. He knows exactly how far my Mossberg 835 will shoot! Anyway, good luck & thanks for the videos!
Mark
Keep them coming. Enjoy listening and watching. Good luck out there and be safe. April 9 is opening day in North Carolina. Looking forward to the season.
I appreciate your insight and great communication skills man. It's like you're Dan infalt's brother in the turkey wirld
That is some really good advice thanks 👍
Last year I was hearing gobbles all around me but never got them to come in but I ended up getting a nice sized jake
Great video!!
I haven't killed nearly as many as Dale no doubt. I've killed 26 and I can't remember every kill, but I can remember the hunts I blew it, or it was close and it never worked out.
My first 5 season as my learning period. Zero harvested.
By listing about hunting and not watch other hunt, things have changed.
On a 15 year roll. I too have not forgotten those first 5 seasons.
Enjoy nature.
Hey Dale! I know you have 30+ years of turkey hunting experience and me and my dad were just debating how many turkeys have you killed in your lifetime?
Idk for sure but i would say around 100
Great advice keep it coming!!!!!
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