The guys from Bighorn Outdoors string up the long bow for a gobbler hunt. If you’ve never tried an archery hunt for wild turkey, you’ve been living life too easy. Find out how it’s done from these experts.
Turkey are on the loose in this show devoted to focusing on youth hunters and how they bag their first gobbler.
The experts from the National Wild Turkey Federation open the archives to show and tell about the history of wild turkey calls and calling. Were you around when some of these retro calls were the hottest thing going?
Clicking Off a Gobbler
You’ve got him in the sights and ready to pull the trigger. First, you’ve got to switch off the gun’s safety. Doing it on the sleight is the key to not spooking the gobbler, before you even crack the first shot. Here’s how to avoid clicking off a gobbler, from Wade Bourne.
Cut Fingers
What does Wade Bourne do when he gets a brand new pair of hunting gloves? He takes a pair of scissors to them, of course. Find out why Wade cuts up a perfect pair of gloves to make them work wonders in the turkey woods.
What a Hoot
Locator calls range from a slamming car door to a train whistle. But what about the kind of call that you blow hot air in to make a sound? Wade Bourne runs the list, from owl to crow calls and more, to help make that wild turkey gobbler show himself
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