So this is a question that I, as a young turkey hunter, have been battling with for the past ten years of my turkey hunting experience.  I want to know everyone's experiences and opinions on their preference between the more traditional, sit and call hunting, as opposed to the more physically challenging run-n-gun hunting. 

I understand that there are better times of the season and days to do each of these techniques and I'd like to find out more information on each of the types.

Nothing is more frustrating and hunting the large hills and ravines of Southwestern Wisconsin, hearing a gobble just over a ravine, and not knowing whether it's time to move, or just sit and be patient. 

Any suggestions or ideas are greatly appreciated!

I love the run and gun style of hunting but most of my areasare between 200  to 500 acreas. so can't move around too much!

ok first off run and gun is fine if you dont have your turkeys patterend yet. me i like to do it early in the day and early in the season. (by early in the day i mean if i havent killed a bird ive roosted). as the day goes along and if you have found the birds strut zone, then the sit and wait approach is a good idea. as the season progresses and if you have hunted enough to pattern your birds, which seem to have became a little call shy by now, then sit and wait is the way to go in my opinion because you stand a lesser chance of spooking that warry gobbler