Looking For a Merriams Turkey Hunt
01-06-2008, 08:19 PM
#1
Spike
Thread Starter
Join Date: Jan 2008
Posts: 28
Looking For a Merriams Turkey Hunt
I am from Canada and myself and 2-3 others are looking for a semi or non guided Merriams Turkey hunt for 2 birds. Can anyone recomenend a place or even better does any outfitter out there have a place to go. Let me know what you have. Thanks.
01-07-2008, 06:01 AM
#2
Fork Horn
Join Date: Dec 2003
Posts: 199
RE: Looking For a Merriams Turkey Hunt
Early booking special on Nebraska Merriam long beard spring Turkey hunts with guarantee Over-the-Counter Tags. Private land hunts on 13,000 acres. Huge flocks with many trophy Tom’s. For our spring 2006 hunts 18 hunters took 25 birds. We guarantee shot opportunities on our shotgun turkey hunts. If you don’t get an opportunity you come back on us next year for a turkey. Flexible dates from April 15 to 10 May. Nebraska turkey population is at an all time high and tied for third highest in the nation. On guided and semi-guided hunts we provide comfortable lodging and home cook meals. The 3-day hunt trespass rate is $600 and second turkey is $200, no lodging or meals. The 3-day semi-guided 2 turkey limit is $950. A fully guided 2 turkey limit, plus prairie dog shooting is $1350.
A deposit of 50% will hold your hunt date.
Send me an email if you are intersted.
A deposit of 50% will hold your hunt date.
Send me an email if you are intersted.
01-08-2008, 05:44 PM
#3
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Mar 2004
Location:
Posts: 1,837
RE: Looking For a Merriams Turkey Hunt
Still have a spot open in NE for May 13-18 for a 3 day hunt. You would arrive the 13th at the earliest and start hunting the 14th at the earliest. The season ends May 18th. Call me if interested. Toll Free 1-877-647-9926 or email me @ [email protected]
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Do you wish you could get away and make that great escape to the wide open outdoors for a spring turkey hunt for the granddaddy of all turkeys, the Merriams? In the Elkhorn valley, the Niobrara and the Missouri River meet up
[/align]with the Great Sand Hills. This is where those dreams can come true.
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This outfitting and guiding operations is the culmination of a dream of a hunting, fishing and outdoors enthusiast that eventually lead to this successful hunting / outfitting agency.
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With the outfitter being a lifetime resident of Nebraska, roaming the fields and streams of Nebraska for the last 50
[/align]years he has accumulated a wealth of knowledge and outdoor experiences. He would now like to extend an invitation
[/align]for you to come join him on a Nebraska adventure where the hunting is real with no game fences, across some of the most diverse terrain in the country, so wild you'll expect to see herds of Bison to come thundering over the hill. Come
[/align]lose yourself in a place that time forgot.
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Cost of Hunt[/align]
Per Hunter
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$695.00
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5 % discounts availble for groups of 3 - 4 hunters
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No more than 4 hunting guests allowed in Camp at a time. They offer both archery and shotgun hunts with a.limit of
[/align]two bird per hunter with all considerations going to hunters within your group first who are still working on their first
[/align]turkey. If you harvest your bird early, they have a fine trout stream close by and all the gear for you to enjoy yourself,
[/align]or you can tag along with them or go with your buddy to fill his permit.
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Nebraska 2007 spring Shotgun season:
[/align]April 15-May 21. 2007 Archery season is, March 25-May 21. Youth permits are also available and can be used during
[/align]the entire archery season, or they can start using a shotgun one week early on April 8th. Resident permits are $21.00
[/align]and non-resident permits are now $86.00. Permits may be purchased on line at the state site or over the counter and
[/align]are unlimited.
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You will be their guest for a semi-guided 3 day/4 night hunt with lodging and some of the best food you have ever had at
[/align]a camp which includesBuffalo steaks (their specialty) served one of the evenings, transportation to and from the lodge
[/align]for each days hunting to their exclusive private grounds. 2 X 1 guide services,1 X 1 for an additional fee, with blinds and decoys furnished. They will assist you in calling your turkey or you may do all yourown calling, it will be your decision.
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Areas hunted are in North Central Nebraska.
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Area 1:
[/align]Most of this area is in the Ainsworth/Meadville areas. This area of the state is rolling grass covered sandhills that give
[/align]way to steep, tree lined canyons of pines and hardwoods. There is some agricultural ground mixed in but mainly open country. This area holds an excellent hybird Merriam along with an excellent native Merriam turkey population, a guy
[/align]might even find a lost Eastern here once in awhile. In this area they also have access to 3 different private parcels of
[/align]land for a total of 5200 acres, the largest tract at 2100 acres.
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Area 2:Western Panhandle Region of Nebraska
[/align]This area of ground totals 2600 arces of private ground. The area is steep remote tree lined canyons of pines mainly.
[/align]True native Merriam turkeys are found in this area. They have taken a couple Rios in this area in the past but are few
[/align]and far between, but let us assure you the Merriam population is alive and thriving. This area does require access by walking only during dry conditions due to fire hazard.
[/align]
Area 3: Eastern Species only with a shot at a hybred Merriam possible.
[/align]1800 arces of private ground bordering the Missouri River. Rolling hills with hardwoods and scattered pine. This area
[/align]holds a good population of the Eastern species with some hybred Merriams thrown in.
[/align]
If you are requesting the Merriam species, hunting location is not decided on until just prior to the hunt due to scouting
[/align]and weather conditions. Some areas on the ranches are not accessible if wet conditions exist due to road conditions.
[/align]
[align=left][/align]Please specify if you are flying in so arrangements can be made.
Call toll free 1-877-647-9926 or email me @ [email protected]
[/align]
Do you wish you could get away and make that great escape to the wide open outdoors for a spring turkey hunt for the granddaddy of all turkeys, the Merriams? In the Elkhorn valley, the Niobrara and the Missouri River meet up
[/align]with the Great Sand Hills. This is where those dreams can come true.
[/align]
This outfitting and guiding operations is the culmination of a dream of a hunting, fishing and outdoors enthusiast that eventually lead to this successful hunting / outfitting agency.
[/align]
[/align]
With the outfitter being a lifetime resident of Nebraska, roaming the fields and streams of Nebraska for the last 50
[/align]years he has accumulated a wealth of knowledge and outdoor experiences. He would now like to extend an invitation
[/align]for you to come join him on a Nebraska adventure where the hunting is real with no game fences, across some of the most diverse terrain in the country, so wild you'll expect to see herds of Bison to come thundering over the hill. Come
[/align]lose yourself in a place that time forgot.
[/align]
[align=left][/align][align=center]
Cost of Hunt[/align]
Per Hunter
[/align]
$695.00
[/align]
5 % discounts availble for groups of 3 - 4 hunters
[/align][/align][/align]
[/align]
No more than 4 hunting guests allowed in Camp at a time. They offer both archery and shotgun hunts with a.limit of
[/align]two bird per hunter with all considerations going to hunters within your group first who are still working on their first
[/align]turkey. If you harvest your bird early, they have a fine trout stream close by and all the gear for you to enjoy yourself,
[/align]or you can tag along with them or go with your buddy to fill his permit.
[/align]
Nebraska 2007 spring Shotgun season:
[/align]April 15-May 21. 2007 Archery season is, March 25-May 21. Youth permits are also available and can be used during
[/align]the entire archery season, or they can start using a shotgun one week early on April 8th. Resident permits are $21.00
[/align]and non-resident permits are now $86.00. Permits may be purchased on line at the state site or over the counter and
[/align]are unlimited.
[/align]
You will be their guest for a semi-guided 3 day/4 night hunt with lodging and some of the best food you have ever had at
[/align]a camp which includesBuffalo steaks (their specialty) served one of the evenings, transportation to and from the lodge
[/align]for each days hunting to their exclusive private grounds. 2 X 1 guide services,1 X 1 for an additional fee, with blinds and decoys furnished. They will assist you in calling your turkey or you may do all yourown calling, it will be your decision.
[/align]
Areas hunted are in North Central Nebraska.
[/align]
Area 1:
[/align]Most of this area is in the Ainsworth/Meadville areas. This area of the state is rolling grass covered sandhills that give
[/align]way to steep, tree lined canyons of pines and hardwoods. There is some agricultural ground mixed in but mainly open country. This area holds an excellent hybird Merriam along with an excellent native Merriam turkey population, a guy
[/align]might even find a lost Eastern here once in awhile. In this area they also have access to 3 different private parcels of
[/align]land for a total of 5200 acres, the largest tract at 2100 acres.
[/align]
Area 2:Western Panhandle Region of Nebraska
[/align]This area of ground totals 2600 arces of private ground. The area is steep remote tree lined canyons of pines mainly.
[/align]True native Merriam turkeys are found in this area. They have taken a couple Rios in this area in the past but are few
[/align]and far between, but let us assure you the Merriam population is alive and thriving. This area does require access by walking only during dry conditions due to fire hazard.
[/align]
Area 3: Eastern Species only with a shot at a hybred Merriam possible.
[/align]1800 arces of private ground bordering the Missouri River. Rolling hills with hardwoods and scattered pine. This area
[/align]holds a good population of the Eastern species with some hybred Merriams thrown in.
[/align]
If you are requesting the Merriam species, hunting location is not decided on until just prior to the hunt due to scouting
[/align]and weather conditions. Some areas on the ranches are not accessible if wet conditions exist due to road conditions.
[/align]
[align=left][/align]Please specify if you are flying in so arrangements can be made.
Call toll free 1-877-647-9926 or email me @ [email protected]
01-14-2008, 11:24 AM
#4
Join Date: Nov 2007
Posts: 7
RE: Looking For a Merriams Turkey Hunt
I currently have a place in Central New Mexico that is over 58000 acres. It is a two bird unit and the turkey have not been hunted in 5 years. If you are interested please give me a call or an email. 575-430-2707 or [email protected]
