Turkey

Article Abstract:

Wild turkeys have increased in number from an estimated 500,000 in 1959 to nearly 4.3 million in 1996. The gender can be determined from the bird's head. The males have white crowns, while the females' heads are blue-grey. Additional information about wild turkeys is provided.

Game and game-birds, Game animals, Game birds

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Solving big bird: the pros tell you how

Article Abstract:

Successful wild turkey hunters Dave Streb, Ray Eye, Pete Clare and Bo Pittman describe how they would handle different scenarios for turkey hunting. The basic scenarios are designed to help hunters improve their chances of a successful hunt.

Interview

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Gobble shockers: if an old turkey is driving you mad, there's only one thing to do, give him the surprise of a lifetime

Article Abstract:

Hunters who have difficulty obtaining turkeys that show signs of intelligence need to be creative and watch how animals have a successful hunt. Techniques described include digging a hole, separating toms from hens and waiting in water.

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