How to Hunt Turkeys Like Michael Waddell
Find out what this Georgia-born hunting superstar can teach you about chasing down a big gobbler this spring.
A Rio Grande Daily Double
Web Managing Editor Shawn Skipper sought his first turkey on a trip to northwestern Kansas. He left the Sunflower State with a pair.
Turkey Ethics: The Ambush
Wily old toms don't always want to cooperate. When that happens, it's time to consider alternative tactics.
Member's Hunt: You Don’t Always Have to Call ’Em to Kill ’Em
This latest Member's Hunt comes from Dennis Rackers of Crown Point, Ind.
How to Hunt Early-Season Gobblers
When you go out for gobbling turkeys in April, the woods might still look like they did back in late deer season. That calls for a few specialized tricks.
How Turkey Hunters Screw Up Opening Day
Here’s why most people blow it on opening day and how you can avoid those mistakes.
Member's Hunt: In My Lap
I took my first spring gobbler in 1989 and have been hooked ever since. So it was natural that I would get my son, Jackson, interested at an early age.
Ain't Worth a Sit
The Golden Rule of turkey hunting says you can only kill a turkey while sitting down. While this is the preferable position, like all rules, it’s made to broken.
When Gobblers are Gullible
More often what we should be looking for are lonely gobblers, as even well-educated toms can be had when their hens go to nest. Here are four times and methods to catch them forlorn.
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