Blind or just sit turkey hunting

[luberhill]

I’m new to the turkey hunting

i set my blind up on the edge of the woods ,, heard a couple gobblers about 100 yards away

  Yelped a few times .. they went quiet 

I stayed until noon

Do most sit on the ground ?

Use decoys ?

Thx

[Gobbler Chaser]

If you heard them at 100 yds and you were in the cover of a blind you couldn't be in a better place. Go light on the calling and use different calls because once they tag you as a fake you're outta luck. 

At first light or even later if you hear them sounding off at a great distance then yes close the gap between you and them and find a good tree to sit by (running and gunning it's called). Good camo and face covering and no movement is a must when they're moving in to your calling. Remember they see way better than we do and can pick you out way before you even know their there

[luberhill]

Is it worth going out late morning like 7

sometimes that’s the only time I can get out

[Four Seasons]

1 hour ago, luberhill said:

Is it worth going out late morning like 7

sometimes that’s the only time I can get out

For Sure. I have most of my luck later in the mornings. I places there are lots of hens it’s tough at times to pull them away. 10am or so the ladies head to the nest and the Tom’s start spending time alone strutting and such in fields. Sneak in on them and throw a couple soft calls to get his attention. Many times they will break strut and head your way looking for the lady he heard. 

[landtracdeerhunter]

Blind has limited visibility.  Can get away with more movement in a blind, that's for sure.  Vinyl smell , blinds stink. Nice in the rain though.  Restricted to that area the blinds set up at. I can sand my woodworking projects in a blind. Six of one, half a dozen of another.

[First-light]

This year I got the camo see through stuff and wrapped it around a couple of trees. Sat on a log a looked over here and there. Got my bird. Knowing where they roost is such a plus. Good luck.