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"The old-school drill goes: \"Set up 100 to 200 yards from a roosted gobbler, then work that bird.\" But sometimes it pays to get full-choke tight to the birds. Here's how. 1. X Marks the Spot When scouting, don't simply make a bird gobble and then head to the next spot. Spend time with a gobbler and the flock this bird struts with. Watch and listen to what they do and where they're heading as you scout to find out precisely where they roost. Quietly make your pre-dawn setup in that exact spot."
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