Got some birds that haven't roosted in the same area yet been to this spot five mornings and they change areas everyday the good thing they haven't left the property i can hunt. I got a friend who swears they roost in the same tree every night me i beg to differ i think they try to get the jump on food hens an water which water isn't a problem here it's standing water everywhere mostly hens an food. But i've got the ace in the hole there a farm road the splits the property with a ton of drag marks up an down it.

Hens hens hens. Food is an after thought. They can eat in june. Or for twn months thereafter. I think theu gnerally like the same trees o r geoup of teees until something bothers them there . Then they move to similar trees

Yea depends how much they are disturbed, depending time of year. Also food water is a factor. Now that also depends on where you hunt. In Texas where I hunted I have seen 30 birds in one roost tree every night. In the Black hills I have seen piles of droppings under one tree.

Other parts like here no real set roost trees. But usally within the same general location.

Earl

As GN said, follow the hens. Same reason they have Lady's night and not Men's night. Men will go to where the ladies are, period.

Vic

I wish it was like that were playing ball with a smart bird here as long as i've been huntin them the girls seek the men only the boys show up to the callin i have had more shoulda coulda woulda days then i have kills. I bet i've killed more two year olds to come to callin and the ole men i have to ambush hardly no callin an alot of sittn still waiting patince is what i was told by this ole fella who first took me turkey huntin he's long gone now but every big bird i kill i think of him..

Not surprising given the reported turkey densities up that way, but this is a new season and hens may get as scarce as their teeth in a couple more weeks. Could be some longer spurs in your future.