I'm sure you know this but calling ain't the the most important thing. Just like with ducks, you gotta be where he wan't to be and no amount of perfect calling is going to get him there if he doesn't want to go there. How many times have you seen the flooded field over the next levee loaded with so many ducks that you could walk across their backs but your spread is empty? As you know, even a novice caller can make a greenhead lock his wings set down in the decoys if he does everything else right. And even the world champion caller can't make every duck turn and drop his wings at 25 yards if he's not set up right. Knowing your woods and figuring out what he's gonna do is the most important thing. Calling is important, just not the most critical part of killing a turkey.

Go as often as you can and the turkeys will teach you everything you need to know. Good luck and post up the pic when you bust that first one!

Dr. B