Jimmylugz

Both directions, cuz I've heard them across the clearing (where I've been trying to get em) and the opposite direction (went to that hilltop round 8am the other day and had em gobbling from the other direction) now far below this hill in the middle of the creek bed is a hiking trail and a rocky creek between the hill and the power lines.

And the trees they roost are on the lower part of the hill, closer to the road

Sorry totally forgot. So hard to explain, behind said hill is a large gap, power lines, then other woods on the other side of that. Opposite direction are just rocks and more hill and woods. I've physically watched them land, and they land on the hilltop I'm speaking of, then make their way across the gap somewhere. I've hunted across that gap 2-3 times and have never had them come close to me, it's as if they fly directly deep into those woods and disappear.

Here's the deal, found out EXACTLY where these turkeys roost, hens gobblers and all. Problem is they are along this mountain side real rocky, I saw them land at this nice little flat area up top. Climbed it the other day, I'm going Thursday, should I sneak up and around and set my decoy and hide my ass behind a rock? Don't want to make a ton of noise and scare them off.. any help appreciated