You’ve no doubt been involved in turkey-wood maneuvers that never went well, but that paid dividends. Maybe it was the change of position from 20 yards away to the birds working around you. Or maybe a complete end where you reconnect with the herd you last saw a few hours earlier.
I can think of several times when I thought I had lost all hope, when getting back into the truck and changing my outlook changed the world. So can we utilize this effectiveness intentionally rather than randomly?
When should a volume be mobile and when is it best to stay put?
