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Random Turkey Hunting Stuff That Might Only Interest Me

Brian Lovett | June 4, 2012
Categories: Brian Lovett's Turkey and Turkey Hunting Blog | Tags: Turkey and Turkey Hunting Magazine, turkey hunting tips, Weird Turkeys | 2 Replies

Here are some random observations floating around in my sleep-deprived post-season brain. Read

In the Turkey Woods 2012: Check Out These Double Spurs!

Brian Lovett | May 22, 2012
Categories: Brian Lovett's Turkey and Turkey Hunting Blog | Tags: Turkey and Turkey Hunting Magazine, turkey hunting tips, Turkey Research, Weird Turkeys | 1 Reply

This once-in-a-lifetime Ohio gobbler sported double spurs on both legs. Read

New Year, New Blogs from Turkey & Turkey Hunting

Brian Lovett | January 4, 2012
Categories: Article Index, Brian Lovett's Turkey and Turkey Hunting Blog, Turkey Hunting Blogs | Tags: Turkey and Turkey Hunting Magazine, Turkey Tactics, Weird Turkeys | 1 Reply

Turkey & Turkey Hunting has added three new blogs for 2012! Check out the site for more great new content. Read

500 Gobblers Later, Hunter Still Finds New Surprises

Turkey and Turkey Hunting Staff | June 16, 2010
Categories: Article Index, Readers' Stories | Tags: South Dakota Turkeys, Weird Turkeys | Leave a reply

T&TH reader Earl Groves has hunted turkeys for 50 years and killed more than 500 gobblers. You'd think nothing could surprise him after all that. Then again, maybe something could.
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T&TH Contributor Has Golden End to Season

Brian Lovett | May 26, 2010
Categories: Article Index, Brian Lovett's Turkey and Turkey Hunting Blog, Turkey Biology and Behavior | Tags: Weird Turkeys, Wisconsin Turkeys | 1 Reply

Scott Bestul, a contributing editor to Turkey & Turkey Hunting, shot this odd-colored gobbler while hunting in northern Wisconsin. The bird has blond or almost golden secondary wing feathers. Read

The Spurless Gobbler

Brian Lovett | April 21, 2010
Categories: Article Index, Brian Lovett's Turkey and Turkey Hunting Blog, Turkey Biology and Behavior | Tags: Kansas Turkeys, Tad Brown, Weird Turkeys | Leave a reply

The Kansas gobbler I shot had no spurs. They weren't broken off, either. The bird never grew them.
Only the small bumps of the spur caps were visible on its legs. Read

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