It's supposed to be raining here in the morning. Found some pretty new tracks and strut marks in a road that runs through a cutover w food plots close by the strut marks. Should I set up a pop up blind in a curve at that spot in the road where I can see good ways or actually move blind up into one of the food plots?
If it's raining they usually stay somewhere fairly dry when they're on ground. At my old place theyd crowd horseshoe pits like passengers at a city bus stop come bad weather. So whatever more easily fits that bill
The food plots will be open bc they are couple acres but roads have a few oak trees scattered hanging over
In the rain, I look for areas with cover from the rain, near their normal haunts...
I have actually had good luck hunting in the rain, but the birds come in quiet, and you cannot even hear them walking (due to the damp ground). I like to run & gun, but in the rain, I am more likely to commit to a spot, knowing that the birds will not be as vocal...
If you are in a good turkey local, and can stay fairly dry yourself (due to the cover), you are probably in a good spot...
Unless it is a downpour all day I would be in a field!