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Wade's World: When should you pull the trigger on a wild turkey gobbler? When he's in range of your shotgun? Smart answer but off base, if you ask Wade Bourne. Here's his take on how to lead a gobbler before he leads you out of a shot.
Wade brings an extensive outdoors background to the radio with a resume that includes television, radio, and print. Bourne is the on-air host for Ducks Unlimited TV on the Outdoor Life Network. He hosted In-Fisherman Radio, the largest syndicated outdoor radio show in North America. Wade has had more than 2,400 articles published in outdoor magazines. He is the author of five books: ?Ducks Unlimited Guide to Decoys and Proven Methods for Using Them,? ?Ducks Unlimited Guide to Hunting Dabblers,? ?Ultimate Turkey Hunting,? ?Fishing Fundamentals,?and ?Fishing Made Easy.? Bourne is a 2005 inductee into the National Fresh Water Fishing Hall of Fame and a 2003 inductee into the Legends of the Outdoors Hall of Fame.
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Wade's World: Here he comes and there he goes off the roost. Here’s how to make that flying gobbler land right in your
Wade's World: You’ve heard the stories about the dangers of hunting on the ground as a turkey hunter. Gun and hunting s
Wade's World: You’ve got him in the sights and ready to pull the trigger. First, you’ve got to switch off the gun’s
Wade's World: The wind is blowing and it’s raining. Should you sleep in or try your luck coaxing a turkey gobbler in th
Wade's World: What’s the first thing you do after you come back from a day in the turkey woods? Check for tips? That’
Wade's World: Think all it takes to knocking down a wild turkey gobbler is a heavy dose of buck shot? You’re somewhat c
Wade's World: What kind of boots to wear in the turkey woods? Hmm, let's see. Flip flops? Too cold. Hiking boots? May
Wade's World: Locator calls range from a slamming car door to a train whistle. But what about the kind of call that you b
Wade's World: What does Wade Bourne do when he gets a brand new pair of hunting gloves? He takes a pair of scissors to th
Wade's World: How do you start your turkey season? Scouting is a no brainer but there is more to the game than cruising t
Wade's World: One of the great pleasures in turkey hunting is introducing a young hunter to the sport and sharing the exc
Wade's World: It's a typical hunting scenario. You're on a high vantage point at dawn, listening for a tom to gob
Wade's World: All turkey hunters have been there. A gobbler approaches through the woods to your calling. He stops and b
Wade's World: Virtually all turkey hunters have been there. A gobbler is working, answering your call and making good pro
Wade's World: How much should I call? This is a question each hunter must answer on each turkey hunt and Wade has the ans
Wade's World: Sometimes, if a turkey is responding to a hunter's calling but won't come in then you need to use b
Wade's World: Wade compares his turkey vest to a portable locker room, only it doesn't smell sweaty and rank like the
Wade's World Hunting: Nothing spoils a hunting trip faster than getting cold. However, with these four tips you can stay
Wade's World Hunting: Some sportsmen spend a lot of time on the water in winter, and these hunters and anglers are especi
Wade's World Hunting: There is nothing more aggravating than getting cold feet while you're hunting. However, with go
Wade's World Hunting: Many sportsmen take long distance road trips with their dogs in fall and winter. Keeping in mind th
Wade's World Hunting: Being a good waterfowl shot is an acquired skill, not an inborn talent. Here are four tips that are
Wade's World Hunting: Duck hunters frequently hunt from boats on large rivers and lakes. This is a great freelance strate
Wade's World Hunting: Ever been lost while hunting or hiking? Most sportsmen get turned around from time to time, but the
Wade's World Hunting: A duck hunter's blind bag is like a portable locker. Everything goes into this one bag; and if
Wade's World Hunting: One mistake a lot of duck hunters make when building their blind is that they don't provide eno
Wade's World Hunting: Leather hunting boots are expensive, and they should be treated like an investment. This means givi
Wade's World Hunting: Many hunters take commercial airliners to their hunting sites, and it’s important that they know
Wade's World Hunting: Wade Bourne never ventures into the backcountry without a good rain suit. Even if the sun is shinin
Wade's World Hunting: There are lots of scent controlling products on the market these days. However, Wade Bourne explain
Wade's World Hunting: Many whitetail deer hunters attempt to hunt in bedding areas, but this approach is very risky. Here
Wade's World Hunting: When traveling from one place to another in their home range, whitetail deer will often take the pa
Wade's World Hunting: Odor-suppressing sprays, soaps and even clothes designed to trap and hold human odor molecules are
Wade's World Hunting: Layering is the best way to dress for outdoor activity, putting clothes on and taking them off to m
Wade's World Hunting: More hunters are getting involved in quality whitetail deer management, actively working to improve
Wade Bourne Tips: The same spinning wing concept that works with duck decoys, works equally as well for dove.
Wade's World Hunting: Radio tracking studies have allowed whitetail deer researchers to learn much about whitetails, and
Wade's World Hunting: One of the best ways to reduce human scent is to control body temperature. Whitetail deer hunters w
Wade's World Hunting: Hunting clothes have come light years in recent times in terms of new materials, designs and techno
Wade's World Hunting: An often overlooked, early season whitetail deer strategy is hunting over small, calm waterholes wh
Wade's World Hunting: Whitetail deer are among the most adaptable animals in the wild. They can survive and even thrive i
Wade Bourne Tips: During rut, stay on the stand all day long.
Wade Bourne Tips: Making a deer stand quiet (clothes, metal parts, foam lining on rail, etc.)
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