insanelupus
WKR
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- Sep 2, 2015
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Am I the only one that can't seem to zero in on the location of a bugling bull? Good grief, I'll hear the bugle, and I know they are in a drainage say 160-200 acres large, but zeroing in on his exact location seems impossible in densely covered country. Especially if he only gives 1-3 bugles and doesn't bugle constantly.
Once im close, 200 years or so, no problem. And I don't have near this much problem with turkeys.
But in cut up country with heavy timber, trying to play wind and thermals and push close, 100 yds or so before calling again is tough when you can't locate them exactly.
Any tips or tricks to zero in on them better in these heavy cover/thick brush areas?
Once im close, 200 years or so, no problem. And I don't have near this much problem with turkeys.
But in cut up country with heavy timber, trying to play wind and thermals and push close, 100 yds or so before calling again is tough when you can't locate them exactly.
Any tips or tricks to zero in on them better in these heavy cover/thick brush areas?