ARO

i have hunted easterns for a couple years now, and was wondering is there anything different i should do when hunting osceola turkeys. any tips would be appreciated.

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Ryan Tucker

The terrain is generally flat and limiting your movement has proven successful for me. It is also difficult with the wind to strike a gobbler in hearing distance without bumping him first.

Ryan Tucker

duckbill

The osceola is the most skiddish animal on the planet. All rules pertaining to turkey hunting apply. The difference is you have no room for error when in comes to being seen. You have to be a lot more careful about movement. Also, they tend to become "call shy" easier on public land.

Ryan Tucker

It will also depend on where your hunting them. Osceolas on private ranches are by far the easiest turkeys to hunt. The public land in Florida is however few and far between. So they get pressured like crazy. Even some of the hunting leases get way to much pressure. The open terrain is the key factor. Take note of it!

Ryan Tucker

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Tree climber

osceola's are supossed to be the hardest to hunt.thats what everyone say's.
I know they are the weirest and wildest,and spookest of them all.



I am not a hunter I am a whitetail population reduction specialest

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