10 Tips for Hunting Spring Turkeys
Follow these tactics for your best chance at taking America’s most challenging game bird from field to table this spring.
Why Spring Turkey Season is Worth It
Spring turkey hunting is the biggest game in town at this time of year, and here's why you should take part.
Broadheads for Turkey Hunting
If you bowhunt turkeys, which do you chose—an old-school, replaceable-blade broadhead, or new school mechanical head?
6 Tips for Windy Weather Gobblers
Harold Knight and David Hale show you how to kill big gobblers on blustery spring days.
A Playbook for Public-Land Toms
Ernest Hemingway advised, if you want to write, begin with “one true sentence” and follow it with another. So here’s the truest way to kill a public-land tom.
Alabama Rainout
Thanks to the cold, rainy weather, Porter’s second morning hunt in Alabama is also cut short, but maybe regrouping around the lodge fireplace mid-morning just might fuel a good plan for this afternoon.
Gallery: A Nebraska Spring Turkey Hunt
Nebraska in March can be chilly—even frigid—but that doesn’t stop a band of dedicated hunters intent on hunting spring turkeys. With its diverse terrain and two-bird limit, central Nebraska offers even fanatics an incredible turkey hunting experience, even if at times it may feel like a winter deer hunt.
Turkey Season's Public-Land Play
Field Editor Frank Miniter put his own tips to use this morning.
For the Good of the Group
For NRA President Jim Porter, it is rewarding to help wield the tremendous influence of our 5-million-plus membership’s united voice as a faithful servant of American hunters and shooters. Stopping to hunt the occasional wild turkey and maybe even earn a grand slam along the way is a bonus.
Winchester Ammo Launches "Pattern Board" App
As we sit on what amounts to the doorstep of the 2015 spring turkey season, large portions of the country either covered in snow, in the path of an oncoming storm, or both. Among a great many other things, harsh winter weather doesn't make it easy for a hunter to pattern their turkey load of choice.
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