Why does a turkey gobble a lot one day but none the next?

Turkeys gobble primarily as a means of communication, particularly during the mating season. Their vocalizations can vary daily based on factors like weather conditions, stress levels, or changes in their environment. A turkey may gobble frequently one day to establish territory or attract mates, while on another day, it might be quieter due to factors like increased predator presence or a more relaxed state. Additionally, individual turkeys may have their own patterns and behaviors that influence their calling frequency.