Fall turkey hunting isn't quite the same as it is in the spring—but it's still a thrilling hunt. Follow our tips on how to hunt fall turkeys.

That means adult hens, young-of-the-year males (known as jakes), young-of-the-year hens (often called jennies), and, of course, gobblers. 2. Scout Smart: Scout fall turkeys like you would whitetails.

Often known as a call used during fall hunting seasons for turkey, the “Kee-Kee” mimics a younger bird in search of older hens and has also proven deadly for spring birds, as well.

Remember last spring when you woke up at o’dark thirty, drove to your favorite spring turkey hunting spot, carefully walked in the darkness to a spot where you have roosted a mature gobbler and set up ...

Masters said he likes to mix “an occasional steady cadence of hen yelps with my kee kees to offset the hen who will also be trying to round her young up.” ...

Each spring for more years than I would dare to admit, I have been chasing spring peabrain critters around Western New York wood lots. Hunting spring turkeys is exciting, exhausting, thrilling, ...

So larger flocks will respond naturally to hen yelps and clucks or even kee-kees from your calling position so I send some on the wind, again every 15 minutes or so.

Yelps consist of a series of two-note “kee-yuk” calls that hens emit in a rhythmic fashion, typically repeated five to seven times, but often much more.