Optimum gobbling temperatures

[Spring_Woods]

I know we all check the weather waiting to see that perfect gobbling morning.

What do you think is the perfect temp for where you hunt.

If I had to give it a 10 deg. range I'd say I like  60-70.
Anything above 80 towards the end usually means quiet woods.

[DirtNap647]

I like humid wet mornings

[tomstopper]

37 to 45 has been killer for me throughout my seasons.

[howl]

Cooler + earlier = higher hormone levels

[stinkpickle]

The colder, the better....around here...usually.

[VaTuRkStOmPeR]

37-45 degrees

[Jbird22]

In MS, I love to see mornings anywhere from low 40's - low 50's with little humidity and no fog. They will rattle the woods!

[BlakeJ]

Cold, but what temp is dependent on your area.  45-55 is pretty good in central tx.

Turkey hunting in the heat sux.

[Swampchickin234]

Here it seems like the colder and less humid, the more fired up they get.   I love 40-45 degrees and no humidity and ckear


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[Dtrkyman]

Clear cold mornings are best for me, most intense gobbling I heard all season it was a balmy 24 degrees at daylight, was colder than most my deer hunting days last fall! Had six longbeards come in that morning in two groups of three, only 5 back up the hill!

[drenalinld]

Cool mornings following warm days. I prefer low 40's.

[Gooserbat]

40 something, clear, and NO WIND.

[Spitten and drummen]

40 to 50. No wind and lots of stars. Absolutely my favorite turkey hunting mornings. Just know they gonna hammer. Dont always happen , but sure motivates me. More times than not you gonna hear em tearing it up.

[Spring_Woods]

Interesting..since I'm on Tapatalk I can't see where everyone is from but those temps are very very cool. Much cooler than I had guessed you guys would say.

[noggin buster]

65 , no wind and clear