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And now for this week's show.

Welcome back to episode two of the Turkey Hunter podcast with me, your host, Andy Galeano.

And today's episode is a little bit long, so we're going to break it into two parts.

Let's get started with part one right now. Today, I want to go over six strategies for hend-up

gobblers. And there's really not much more irritating than going to the woods early in the

morning, hear a turkey gobble on the roost, you walk over to where he is, and then you hear ever so faintly

in one of the trees very near him, you hear a tree call of a hen.

I mean, that, to me, really changes the strategy and what I have to do that day.

I know that I'm very likely not going to be able to call that turkey directly off the roost

and have him come down to me.

And I say that especially because where I hunt most often, the gobbler will stay in the tree

until the hen flies down and he'll wait on the hen to fly down and walk underneath his tree before he pitches down.

So if he doesn't see a hen, he'll stay in the tree until he does, and then he'll fly down.

And I know it's not like that a lot of other places that you may hunt.

I know in particular I hunted one place down near Lake Martin, and the goblers would

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