The morning of your first hunt you will be hunting previously scouted and roosted birds. We will set up first thing in position for a Tom coming off the roost into the decoys or in a high traffic traveling corridor nearby, depending how the morning goes we may try a variety of different tactics depending on how the birds have been behaving in the days leading up to your hunt. These tactics may include, but are not limited to, spot and stalk (no decoys), blind calling into cedar forests/timber blocks, switching to fields that the birds have been consistently hitting mid-morning, or run-n-gunning attempting to stalk or fan birds in. We may be driving to and from our farms in order to locate a hot Tom or sitting up against a tree waiting for that big old Tom who can't resist coming in to defend his territory. You should be prepared to both walk and crawl quite often as we will cover lots of ground and steep terrain (for Kansas) and you should make sure you're comfortable sitting in a blind chair or up against a tree for long periods of time as well. This is not exactly how we will hunt each day but rather just a rough idea of what hunting may be like while you are here to help you prepare for your trip.