StruttinGobbler3

This season has driven me crazy! It is by far the worst season I've ever seen in my life! A combination of bad weather and bad luck has worked against me every time I go hunting. This season is shaping up to be the first year EVER i have gone birdless. Now I have a new problem. The gobblers have gone completely silent. Is this because they all have hens with them and don't need to gobble? If so, when the hens go to their nests will the gobbling activity pick back up? Thanks for any help, because it may save me from completely losing my mind.

statjunk

Birds were really quite in Michigan too. Only heard one gobble in two weeks.

Tom

mohunter82

same thing is happening me in missouri. gobblin in the tree but shut up before they even hit the ground. i was set up ths morning within 75 yards of a bird and couldn't even get a sound out of him.

shamlin

I have always heard that they will pick back up towards the end of the season but, it never seems to happen like that with me. It has been a rough season. For me, not so much the weather, but just the fact that I have not had that much action in my woods since the 2nd week of the season.

MOhunter46

This season has really sucked! Around here they gobble pretty good on the roost but as soon as they hit the ground most of them quit gobbling.But i guess i can't complain too much b/c the only bird i have seen this year i killed.

JW

YES!
Gobbling will pick up once hens stop coming to Toms - from the looks of it it ,ight be late this year as spring was far cooler here in the north than past years

JW

Shawn Perkins

here in ny ther gobbling like crazy!!!

Simp

For your sake I hope I'm wrong, but since you're in SW Georgia, those birds might be done for the year. I was down there for the first week and there were hens that were nesting then. I can't imagine they're still breeding down there. Good luck.

Rory/MO

if you use the "no-excuse" policy that my family uses you will kill a lot more birds, trust me.

Western MA Hunter

keep w/ it... it will happen.