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Post by gwinnman on Apr 22, 2010 9:12:34 GMT -5
Since the weather has been so nice and warm the last several weeks just wondering if the hens are already sitting on nest?
I have some buddies hunting in Switzerland and the Gobblers don't seem to be henned up. In Lawrence county where I hunt some friends say they are henned up.
Just curious, what everybody is seeing!!!
Good Luck to all
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Post by ridgerunner on Apr 22, 2010 9:36:08 GMT -5
Henned up this morning..called in three longbeards and 7 jakes, one hen kept the gobblers from coming all the way..they hung up at 50 yards...too far for me.All 10 birds followed one hen to the end of the field and out of sight..Hens up here don't seem to be sitting yet.
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Post by freedomhunter on Apr 22, 2010 16:30:05 GMT -5
bad, most guys are calling in two year olds that are leaving the hens a little earlier, if you have older birds you might not hear them or see them until 5pm or later (or not at all), put out a strutter deke, if you don't have some two year olds your hunting right now sucks unless you are ambushing, some old timers telling me they have never seen them this bad henned-up this early, was able to call one nice one in to 55 yards (as close as he would get due to his hen) in Ky at around 5pm, my best spot in Indiana is terrible right now, maybe next weekend or last, hope that helps
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