It is hard to be enthusiastic about a morning in the spring gobbler woods when the rain is pounding off the truck roof so hard that you cannot carry on a conversation with your hunting partner.
We cannot control the weather, and we have only so much time in the spring woods to tag a gobbler, so it is a simple matter of learning how to adapt or go home. Most hunters would probably choose the latter option, but if you are as big a turkey nut as I am, you will be in the woods while others are back home or at camp.
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