RE: SOUTHERN TURKEY HUNTING HELP
This is all part of a traveling turkey hunter. When you head into new grounds or areas, most hunters are faced with the one thing that makes the game that much harder. Because of timeing , you do not have time to spend scouting and you are left with doing this investigateing with a gun in your hand.
When you plan on hunting a area , you try to gather as much info as you can of the area or location you plan on hunting before you leave. Once there its scouting with a shotgun as you hunt it.
You will fine that most place on a very high level that talking to turkey hunters about that special place is not going to cut it. They are after the same feat as you are and really don't give a Hoot whether or not you even see a bird. You have to focus your energy towards the Non hunting local people. These are the people that don't care if you . Jim, Bob, Fred , Sally kills birds , but they will tell you where they have seen birds. This is why there is Outfitters in most hunting areas , they take up most of the foot work towards hunters that do not have the time to do all the foot work needed, unless you are good in the woodsmen ship scills needed to use up a Non Res tag.
Targeting places that are known for turkey hunting only cuts off alot of this work you need to do ...BT
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) are from Ontario Canada and want to turkey hunt the south this year. Any help you could give them would be great. Money is not an issue (within reason)because they will go somewhere they just dont know where. Even if anyone has good private land and want to make some money by having a couple decent Canadians that would work too.
You don't want to hunt private land hear in the US anyhow... Just look at the Public land post... All the guys that hunt private land in the US will tell ya how great public land is
