Ideally, the tom will walk past your position, and not stop short looking for you. You stand a good chance of pulling him past for an easy shot if you put a decoy about 25 yards beyond your ambush, farther along the gobbler's expected trail. Call sparingly, and as he starts to head in your direction, stop calling altogether. You want him to focus on the decoy once he gets close - not the calling. If everything works according to plan, the gobbler should strut right past your hideout, heading in for a closer look at your fake hen.
Tips Buy bigger sized camouflage clothes for hunting during the winter months.
This allows you to layer your clothes.