The good news is that we are experiencing the Golden Age of Turkey Hunting — with healthy, vibrant populations existing in 49 U.S. states, several Canadian provinces and Mexico. The bad news? Wild turkey numbers have declined somewhat in recent years and nobody’s sure why. Read
Turkey Hunting Articles
How Do Turkeys Stay Warm?
Have you ever wondered how wild turkeys — and other bird species — survive the harsh winter weather of the North. Birds of all shapes and sizes have special adaptations for living in cold climates. Here are just a few examples of tough birds and their tips for staying warm. Read
Turkey Hunters Are True Conservationists
Who is the true conservationist? If you’re a hunter, just take a look in the mirror. Ideals are wonderful, but it takes hard cash to fund wildlife and habitat conservation projects — and it’s hunters who champion these efforts … who are the stewards of wildlife management … who provide the funding. Read
Brief History of Scoring Wild Turkeys
When Did Wild Turkey Records Begin? If you’ve killed a big gobbler with a giant beard and spurs, or multiple beards, sometimes it’s fun to find out how it would score based on the National Wild Turkey Federation (NWTF) system. … Read
How to Encourage Turkeys to Roost on Your Land
You can plant food plots and escape cover to attract deer. But how can you encourage turkeys to roost where you hunt? Given the right trees, put these concepts to work. Read
Become a Traveling Turkey Hunter
Feed your turkey hunting addiction by traveling to multiple states where more tags and abundant public lands to roam await. The prospects are as boundless as your imagination and ambition. Read