no turkeys?

Sam I'm seeing small (8 to 10 birds) flocks since they knocked some corn down. But when it comes to huntin turkey, well they're just so darned cute.

Yotes are around as all it takes is some sort of emergency vehicle using it's siren and it's 'yote yodeling' at it's finest.

Heck, I'm not even sure if the coyote competitions are as popular as they once were.

I have wondered is the use of dogs for fall turkey legal in all of PA and hows that working out. Anybody doing that?

Dogs track turkeys and bust up the flock, then you go to tha area sit down and do some calling,mostly hen yelping and kee kee. Long series of yelping is momma hen calling jennies and Jake back, Kee Kee's are juvenile birds calling back. Their vocals are not developed to yelp yet. Never did the dog thing,but I played dog many times in my mountain turkey hunting days.I rush them or even shoot in the air and scatter them. In a bout a half hour the woods light up with turkey talk. It's a fun hunt and your pretty much guaranteed a bird if you can call and remain motionless.