Hunting Tips?
04-11-2012, 03:24 PM
#4
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: west central wi USA
Posts: 2,242
Here are my tips for turkey hunting and generally good things to remember:
-First of all, hunt where there are turkeys.
- Forget what you know about deer hunting. Turkeys aren’t deer.
- You can’t be too early, but you can be five minutes too late.
- Know your land, know your turkeys.
- You can call too much, but you can’t hardly call too little.
- When you think you’ve sat long enough, sit another half hour.
- Make the right move at the right time.
- They’re always closer than you think, except when you’re shooting.
- A turkey is a 20 pound eyeball.
- They don’t evaporate after 9:30 am.
- It’s always easier to call a turkey if he’s going there anyway.
- Turkey hunting isn’t a “gun” sport.
- You may not get a turkey, but you always get a lesson.
-First of all, hunt where there are turkeys.
- Forget what you know about deer hunting. Turkeys aren’t deer.
- You can’t be too early, but you can be five minutes too late.
- Know your land, know your turkeys.
- You can call too much, but you can’t hardly call too little.
- When you think you’ve sat long enough, sit another half hour.
- Make the right move at the right time.
- They’re always closer than you think, except when you’re shooting.
- A turkey is a 20 pound eyeball.
- They don’t evaporate after 9:30 am.
- It’s always easier to call a turkey if he’s going there anyway.
- Turkey hunting isn’t a “gun” sport.
- You may not get a turkey, but you always get a lesson.
04-11-2012, 05:05 PM
#5
Typical Buck
Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: Tuscaloosa AL
Posts: 609
Got to tips and tactics, and read thoughts on working birds!!!! Other than that I always say go with someone who's hunted them a while if you can. You can learn a lot more about how to even start your hunt that way!
And x2 on what Wingbone said! Lol!! He's exactly right!!
And x2 on what Wingbone said! Lol!! He's exactly right!!
04-11-2012, 11:15 PM
#6
Spike
Join Date: Feb 2012
Location: Horseheads, N.y
Posts: 73
Here are my tips for turkey hunting and generally good things to remember:
-First of all, hunt where there are turkeys.
- Forget what you know about deer hunting. Turkeys aren’t deer.
- You can’t be too early, but you can be five minutes too late.
- Know your land, know your turkeys.
- You can call too much, but you can’t hardly call too little.
- When you think you’ve sat long enough, sit another half hour.
- Make the right move at the right time.
- They’re always closer than you think, except when you’re shooting.
- A turkey is a 20 pound eyeball.
- They don’t evaporate after 9:30 am.
- It’s always easier to call a turkey if he’s going there anyway.
- Turkey hunting isn’t a “gun” sport.
- You may not get a turkey, but you always get a lesson.
-First of all, hunt where there are turkeys.
- Forget what you know about deer hunting. Turkeys aren’t deer.
- You can’t be too early, but you can be five minutes too late.
- Know your land, know your turkeys.
- You can call too much, but you can’t hardly call too little.
- When you think you’ve sat long enough, sit another half hour.
- Make the right move at the right time.
- They’re always closer than you think, except when you’re shooting.
- A turkey is a 20 pound eyeball.
- They don’t evaporate after 9:30 am.
- It’s always easier to call a turkey if he’s going there anyway.
- Turkey hunting isn’t a “gun” sport.
- You may not get a turkey, but you always get a lesson.
04-18-2012, 07:14 PM
#9
Fork Horn
Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: Ontario, Canada
Posts: 221
You can try to view this on my personal tips for hunting wild turkeys.
I hope it helps.
http://www.customgamecalls.ca/boards...ead.php?tid=46
I hope it helps.
http://www.customgamecalls.ca/boards...ead.php?tid=46
