Setting up tip!

[Flhawghuntr®™]

I posted this tip at USHF and thought I would post it here as well!

Try to always either in a blind or on the ground always have something that will be larger than your sillouette behind you. Try to make sure that it is shady at the time you expect birds in the area and last but not least try to pick an area that is a lil higher ground as the other areas this will make help you see and make it easier to see birds coming in. Always remember it will be harder for a Gobbler to pick you out in the shadows. Well I hope this helps it has always helped me in the past!

[Gobblerstopper®]

Sitting up against something that is wider than your shoulders will also help keep some one from coming up behind you and shooting towards you.

[Brokenbucket]

Set up where the bird will have to hunt for the hen and have trees in front of you to shield your movements when calling with friction calls and/or alighning the gun.
I hunt the SC floodplains and swamps where it is easy to sit-down to a gobbling bird and the woods be tight so the bird will be close when first seen....

[Morgan]

I like to setup with my left shoulder angled somewhat at the bird...being I am right handed...gives me a little more area to get around on him if he circles...