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Web Managing Editor Shawn Skipper sought his first turkey on a trip to northwestern Kansas. He left the Sunflower State with a pair.

Put down that handheld portal to the digital world. Forget about soccer weekend. Take a break from the never-ending chore of yard maintenance. If you hunger for a surefire way to bring the family together in a setting that is guaranteed to generate a grin then plan a family day at your local shooting range.

A good setup and quiet patience trumps all when it comes to turkeys, even south of the border.

American Hunter Field Editor Jeff Johnston hoped to tag an Oklahoma tom that was befitting of the "Long Beard" name stamped on his shotgun shell of choice. Find out how he fared with this photo essay.

Sometimes you've got to take what you're given—especially in the turkey woods.

Forget the gold; the true value of northwestern Mexico’s mountains lies in the Gould’s.

Don't wait for spring to call in gobblers. Bundle up for hot action in the cold.

Do low, slow, coarse gobbler clucks do the trick?

Many turkey hunters don’t put in the effort to map a gobbler’s routine prior to opening morning. Follow these scouting tips to find the best spot to kill a tom.