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Have the toms gone quiet on you? Here are 10 tactics worth trying.

Scores of bowhunters have learned the hard way that gobblers aren’t easy targets. Besides being incredibly wary, the bird has an anatomy that is often misunderstood. Knowing when to draw and where to aim will greatly elevate your odds this spring.

Advances in materials and manufacturing have made pot calls more versatile, even specialized, as different combinations of surface, pot, sound board and striker produce different sounds. The downside is all these options can be overwhelming. Let us clarify things for you.

There are basically two types of bleats we can utilize when hunting: a fawn-in-distress bleat and a doe-in-estrous bleat. Here's when you should deploy each.

Entering any sporting goods store and seeing aisles upon isles of turkey gear can leave newcomers to the sport feeling a little overwhelmed. Get your hands on these essential items you’ll be ready to hit the turkey woods.

Contributor Larry Case takes a closer look at Nomad’s new line of NWTF hunting apparel.

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

A dead gobbler almost gets the final word and provides a stark reminder to never take safety for granted.

While not typical tactics for chasing spring turkeys, these three options just might help seal the deal on those headache-inducing gobblers.