Another late-season decoy tip from our series: try a lone hen. For shy or pressured toms, a feeding or lookout hen can be less intimidating than a male. Learn how this setup can draw them in -https://www.fieldandstream.com/stories/hunting/turkey-hunting/late-season-turkey-decoy-tips 🦃 #TurkeyHunting #LateSeason #FieldandStream #DecoyTips | Field & Stream

For our final late-season decoy tip, lose the decoys. When pressured toms stick to the timber, making them hunt for your calls can be your best bet. Learn this crucial strategy in our full guide - https://www.fieldandstream.com/stories/hunting/turkey-hunting/late-season-turkey-decoy-tips 🦃 #TurkeySeason #LateSeasonHunting #Outdoors | Field & Stream

Tagging a late-season bird requires a different approach. With turkey breeding largely finished, dominant toms established, and survivors often wary from hunter pressure, decoy shyness is common. Many hunters give up on them. But don't. Over the next week, we'll be sharing our best tactics for late-season decoy success. The reward of a well-played decoy is still there. Follow along - https://www.fieldandstream.com/stories/hunting/turkey-hunting/late-season-turkey-decoy-tips 🦃 #TurkeyHunting #De

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