Why do GOBBLERS Stop Coming In?

[@aldodaniel1986]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge

[@conservativestatesofamerica]

I seen you in Nashville Dale! I was the one that said I love your videos and I do! They have helped me become a great turkey hunter. Nobody would ever show me anything, or take me with them! It’s like good fishing spots. Everyone wants to keep the secrets to themselves. I really appreciate you taking the time to teach us, I would still be lost without your wisdom!

[@Owl4909]

I grew up hunting in the Ozark mt of Missouri during a fantastic era. The 1970s along the current river hunting turkeys was such a blast with my dad and brothers. We would camp for a week and split up hunting 1000s acres and never see a hunter in the woods. I dont hear others talk about using a gobbler call , safety issues maybe , but ive seen where that was what got em killed when nothing else would,,, it would be same for all of us. Favorite memories were the morning stories from each other. Thankfully hunting ended at noon,, maybe still,,,. Since we only hunted for a week it was noticeable how different the birds were from one year to another , we hunted steady for about 15 years learned alot between the 4 of us. Enjoy your vids ,have a great season

[@jeffm.1256]

The Haint gobble call has worked for me a few times.

[@tonya.2113]

The Mark Twain in the 80's was awesome. Nothing like turkey camp in the Ozarks.

[@it_is_finished]

Dale has been my go to for a long time. Thank you Dale!

[@randlerichardson5826]

Matt hey

[@JudahMaccabee_]

Dale thank you so much for all you do for us. I became a much more knowledgeable and successful turkey hunter since I started following your channel. And now I'm bringing your education to my baby sister who will be joining me on the upcoming season. Greetings from Ontario, Canada!

[@donvincent895]

Great tip!!!!! Thanks

[@robertjake9459]

I have had that happen & it was because the gobbler tip-toed in & saw me, and then snuck out. I did see him but he had already seen me & the next time he gobbled he was back down in the hollow.

[@jeremyhayes5579]

Woodsmanship is key in turkey hunting.

[@mikemiller134]

Good advice!

[@Pwrcritter]

Gr8 tips! Took me a few years to learn these on my own.

[@reedmitchell6716]

Great Advice. Yes knowing the terrain and making that move, with just a little bit of doing your homework can put You in their travel route.

[@daleoutdoors17]

Totally makes a difference

[@jeffm.1256]

I’ve been in all of these scenarios. And I agree, if you’re hunting public land and have a lotta ground to work with- make a move. However Most guys hunting private land have small parcels to hunt where trying to loop around on a turkey may not be an option. Like, say, 50 acres. Good luck to all this season. 🤙🏻

[@daleoutdoors17]

Them small properties are a different type of hunt. Theres videos on this channel that discusses that

[@jeffm.1256]

@@daleoutdoors17 I’ll check em out. Thanks!

[@rickcampbell1833]

Excellent information!!!!!

[@TKBthemkrisleboys]

I really respect your knowledge bud. I’ve watched quite a few of your videos and they make a lot of sense. Keep it up bud, hope yall have a great season!

[@Mark_Iveys_Feathers_N_Fur]

Thanks for the Tip it's another great video!

[@Alianderfarm]

Thank you. You just saved me six years of hard luck hunting.

[@jeffmitchell5620]

Your giving all the secrets us older hunters learned the hard way. Lol

[@daleoutdoors17]

Lol “passing the knowledge “:)

[@jeffmitchell5620]

@daleoutdoors17 I pass on the knowledge to my son inlaw and grandson. And 2 young guys at work, but that's it. So many turkey hunters where I live , you need some secrets to be successful with such high pressured birds. Have fun this season!

[@donburt3906]

Awesome your the best

[@jerryknight5504]

Absolute truth I have done that

[@jackyhallmark3094]

Because he saw something he didn't like OR he found a fence, cow trail, creek, ditch or pasture road he didn't want to cross. Sometimes they do get nervous because they have had a bad experience with a call similar to yours.

[@daleoutdoors17]

There’s other reasons than the 2 that was mentioned in the video but can’t talk about everyone in a short form video lol. The two discussed in this video are very common though

[@quackkiller7774]

Very true

[@jerrodharper6508]

RIGHTTTTT MATT. GOOD STUFF

[@kevinflaherty7592]

I've waited gobblers out, sometimes 4 hours, sometimes days, especially gobblers that have been pressured.

[@brianshultis7116]

I missed you in Nashville. But , love your videos. Great info !

[@justinstarr9828]

I bought a Diamond Wood Striker off of you in Indianapolis like 6 years ago. One of my favorites to this day

[@jthanksitwaswhatineededkno2955]

They extended time limit here in Missouri to hunt in the spring from 1pm to dusk

[@shanenelms9740]

I’ve had them come to me maybe get 200 yards out and stop gobbling and after about 20 minutes then there he is. So sometimes they will go quiet on u so don’t be to hasty about jumping up and moving somewhere else

[@robgreer9726]

Hens coming to the incoming gobbler has messed me up more than anything else in that scenario. One entire season at 2 of my spots I would have mature toms coming in and a group of 4 to 7 jakes ran them off. Happened a bunch of times during the season. Frustrating but fun to watch and listen to and causes me to break my own rule and I shot a jake. Great video Matt

[@kyridgejumper]

Do you notice that some Toms will come in close and go to a mating spot or dusting place where they go normally in a areaAa

[@MVPisME383]

Had gobbler #2 happen year before last i was calling the joker of the neighboring land he gets 50yrds from the property line and a dadgum been flew down from right behind me and ran straight to him

[@maverickadventures723]

Great advice Matt! Patiently waiting for the restock on Lil’ Sly. I think I hit refresh on the site, about4 times a day. 😂 Patience will pay off! 🤞🏼

[@daleoutdoors17]

Probably be some up soon

[@MVPisME383]

Happened last year i want even sure I was hearing a turkey and he came close enough i could hear that thunder in his body and joker hung a right going the other way

[@raymondfox8550]

Now just saying,,been hunting 🦃,for 40, Yrs,, there's way to many reasons,, ))🙏🦊

[@DEVILDOG1964]

SORE FEET!

[@ec9697]

They smell you