Can't speak for Ohio as I finished hunting there the first week, but I'm hunting at home just over the Border in PA.
I work nights so don't get in the woods till 8:00 or so and we have to quit a noon. No birds at all gobbling on their own, as a matter of fact haven't hit a bird gobbling on his own late morning yet. Which I find strange and hear less of every year as I always run into hot birds late mornings years ago, it seems like a thing from the past?
Although the birds are very tough right now I was able to get birds going late morning right before noon on Monday and had to leave them. Wed. went to another area and got birds going around 9:45, and had two long beards come in, one went home with me. Good oppurtunity now to get a good one if you can make them give up their location, as this bird had
1 5/16in. spurs.
But that's the difficult thing, to get them going as they don't seem very excited. Both scenarios I just described resulted with them gobbling under their breath. You'd have to be within 70 yards or so to hear it, as I've run into this a few times now this Season. For some reason they are gobbling very quiet at times as a recent thread talked about.