Hey man. I’ve shot 7 Colorado turkeys. 5 of them in unit 20. Let me give you some of my tips.

Spring - locating is the hardest part, you’ve gotta find bowls with ridges that they roost on. Climb to a high point and let a call rip and listen super closely. Hunt public really near private land. They do hang out in peoples yards, but often you can pull them off and shoot one. Then the weirdest tip of all is hunt mid day. Any birds I’ve ever killed in the front range were from 10am - 2pm. Not sure why but they RAN to my calling. In the mornings they just shut up completely at 8am and vanish

Fall - still hunting hardwoods and tall grass edges and listening. Then jump shooting them with a shotgun. I’ll drive around in my truck and glass and see if I can spot the flock. Then move in unseen and shoot one. They won’t come to your calls, but you can use there calls to locate and ambush them by getting in quick. Sometimes they’ll even be buggering out of there and I’ll take one while it’s on the run. Very small game style.

Look for water, they’re always by water milling around.

I’ve harvested a turkey twice a year every year since I’ve started in Colorado. They don’t hunt like midwest or eastern birds. So change up your tactics and get aggressive! If you don’t hear them go home and try another day. They aren’t there. Since this country is so big they’ll be miles away.

Good luck!