“Tag: Turkey Tips”

Should you call to a roosted tom? Mike Roux fills his readers in on why this popular strategy may be the reason they don't fill all their tags this spring.

Contributor Mike Roux talks his readers through tactics to kill a Tom late in the season.

Before you settle in to work a bird, pay attention to where—and how—you sit. Your location and position can make all the difference in getting a shot.

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

Anchoring a longbeard with an arrow requires the right shot and the right broadhead. Here are some “tips,” literally, that get the job done.

Maintaining moisture may be the most difficult thing about cooking wild turkey. Trade the turkey nuggets for our easy, whole-bird recipe, and you won't regret it.

Transitioning your ho-hum shotgun into an envy-worthy strut stopper isn’t difficult. Here’s what you need to do to extend your scattergun’s reach.

Most of us have done it: We wake up and head into the turkey woods before daylight, not knowing where, when, or even if there is a turkey within 10 miles, much less a turkey within an acceptable range to make a move. And, yes, sometimes you can make it work. But if you want to better your odds, a few extra preseason hours spent in the woods can make a huge difference.

How to kill gobblers that won’t play fair.