They really do stand out. I see them in the middle of our lease. I hunt in the north part of lease. Big spring fed creek runs through lease, many Pecan trees in creek bottom. We have tons of Live oaks to go with the Juniper. When we have acorns and pecans even the pigs abandon the corn feeders. Deer hunting tough until they are gone. Very hard to get a shot off with a bow at a turkey. About the only way with a bow is a bow box on the ground. They can't see in the box.
Turkeys are not hard with a bow on the ground in some type of brush blind, or espeically a box as noted.
Out of a tree I only made it work once.
Without a box and on the ground, you just have to wait until they are faced away to draw/shoot with a bow.
I've killed lots with a bow.
Never a white or light colored one though. Never seen one, other than 2 I mounted that friends shot. Both of those were basically light tan.
