New tricks for fickle gobblers

Article Abstract:

Techniques for turkey hunting are presented, with focus on methods of attracting the birds into the hunter's sight. Ways of calling turkeys are described and strategies of approaching the coming birds, such as learning the turkey's movements, are examined.

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From roost to strut zone: gain influence over turkeys by doing your talking from positions of power

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Success in hunting turkeys requires hunters to observe where the birds roost at night and where they strut in the mid-morning and afternoon to attract hens. The habits of Osceola, Merriam's, Rio Grande and Eastern turkeys are described.

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The longest yards: some turkey hunting scenarios are so confounding, the gobblers may as well be miles away

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Some calls are more effective when turkey hunters encounter confusing scenarios. Hunters can shoot turkeys that ignore their calls and walk away from them by using the 'bird-dogging' technique, which involves using a crow call and hen call. Seven other techniques are described.

Game calling (Hunting)

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