I would agree 100%. There is nothing ethically wrong with how they hunted, a lot of people hunt them that way. But I don't hunt that way and I don't think a lot of the purist (if you want to call it that) turkey hunters do either. It great to kill one, but it was never about the kill. It's about the chess match thats played on his ground and by his rules. It's strategy, patience, and a little luck every now and then. If I was limited to shooting them in. food plot over decoys out of a ground blind I'd quit. There's no fun in that to me. If I had to kill one for a million dollars then I'd hunt that way. If you sit long enough something will eventually come by.

Cell cameras, while very useful have definitely killed a ton of turkeys. I personally know several that couch hunt. Sit at the camp having a Bud Light (pun intended) and their text goes off. Gobbler in field 3. Jump in the Polaris and haul ass. Sneak up on the field an boom.