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Contents: Cutt And Run (By killing the most aggressive gobblers, run-and-gun hunters are changing turkey behavior. To continue being successful, hunters must change too); Small Woodlots And Big Gobblers (These days, small woodlots and agricultural lands are as much a part of turkey habitat as big timber. Learn how to hunt these adaptable open-country birds); Visions Of Texas (The author and his companions were merely hoping to encounter lonesome longbeards amid spectacular late-spring Texas scenery. Their hunt’s outcome exceeded all expectations); Handling Multiple Gobblers (If ever there existed a good news/bad news scenario for turkey hunters, multiple gobblers has to be it. Learn how one pro stacks the odds in his favor when dealing with two or more toms); Notes From Osceola Country (Turkey hunting in Florida is awesome right now, but how long will it last?); A Turkey Hunter’s Spring (After logging several thousand miles in Spring 2001, the author was reminded that there is no such thing as a typical spring); Some Dos And Don’ts Of Turkey Hunting (Although successful turkey hunting demands skill and versatility in quickly changing situations, some rules never change. Learn what to do and what not to do this spring); Turkey Triumphs And Tribulations (The author explains the plight of amateur guides, helpless hunters and the thrills that come with teaching – and learning – how to hunt turkeys) Departments – Tree Call; Mail Pouch; Strategy Session; Turkey Biology; New Gear For 2002; Turkey Talk; Gobbler Shots; Bad Birds; Scratchings; Turkey IQ; Last Call
Issue: April 2002
Condition: Very Good