General Terrain question
I learned to turkey hunt in river bottoms. A 2 foot rise in elevation would be a mountain in most of the places I have hunted. Now I have a new place to hunt. While it isn't exactly mountains, there are some pretty steep hills along the creek drainages.
As long as I can remember, I have read that you want to above a turkey when hunting in hills if possible. I know if a turkey is ready to die he will fly over two rivers and run thru a burning five year old low country cutover, but in general do those of you that hunt hills find this to be a big thing to worry about or is it just another thing you want to try to get in your favor but no big deal?
"My resume is the trail of destruction behind me. " Bucky Katt
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