omg, you are lucky. Ive been trying to draw for that for 3 years now!
As soon as you get into the parking lot at Sutherland (south west quadrant) the turkey's roost RIGHT next to the lot!
Fall turkey hunting is difficult because they wont typically readily respond or come to ANY call.
A few tricks that work:
1) The night before if you can, try to put them to bed, meaning, find the specific roosts they are in. Then in the morning, at dark o'clock be sitting within 20yds of that roost so you can shoot them at legal light
2) If you dont find them in the afternoon, at nighttime, again at dark o'clock, make Owl, Crow, or Peacock calls and wait to listen for their replies. Turkey's always fidget when they hear those noises at night. Its not a loud reply, so pay attention.
3) If you find a flock during the day, CHASE IT DOWN as fast as you can to try to break up the flock. (Personally, I use my dog for this. Its an upland bird, so its legal). When the flock is broken up, they're going to do everything they can to get back together. This is where you setup and start calling like crazy as if you are a lost turkey.
Try to aim for males! Females are legal in the fall, but again, try to aim for the males.
GOOD LUCK!!!