BT I have always felt action speaks louder than woods and instead of talking about it demonstrate it.I like to bring as many different calls to my seminars,my gun,spurs,beards,fans,and alot of other stuff relative to turkey hunting and what your going to be talking about.When discussing turkey language demonstrate it for them on the various calls that you have.When talking about the bird itself show them the beard,spurs,and fan,and how to age a gobbler and the difference between gobblers and jakes.I like to wear full camo to my seminars in detailing camoflauge and use my gun to help in teaching how to set-up on a incoming tom.You can demonstrate on your calls how you would start calling to birds that are hung up,call shy,hot,or even what seqence you would use in starting off your morning to a roosted bird.I've found this type of seminar keeps even the youngsters attention.I also agree with Ryan I always close my seminars with safety and a question and answer period.I absolutely love to do these things cause I really enjoy talking turkey!Hope it helps! <img src=icon_smile_big.gif border=0 align=middle>