I use the sneak up on them and start shooting

. Sometimes I will sit and just yelp and kee kee until they come in, of course I set up in an area they
should be coming through or roosting in. The ones I hunted the other day would flush when we shot and as soon as they hit the ground, start kee keeing and they would come back pretty quick or stop and stick their heads up......BOOOM! I managed to shoot one out of the air.
Alot of my buddies bust them up and call them back in with good success. I have never done that unless you count after I start shooting

. The spring is a good time big gobblers, but if you want numbers, come in the fall.