John In The Wild | John E. Phillips' Outdoor Journals

How the Entire Family Can Enjoy Shrimping

04/22/2019 Comments (0) Gulf Coast Fishing

A smaller, extremely-efficient shrimp net called the Mongoose can provide a great outing for a family headed to the beach. Captain Mike Wilson of Gulf Shores, Alabama, offers family shrimping trips as well as shrimping-and-fishing combo trips. On these trips, the family gets to go with Captain Wilson and learn how he
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How To Hunt Turkeys That Don’t Talk with Will Primos

04/19/2019 Comments (0) Turkey Hunting

Editor’s Note: Will Primos founded what is now known as Primos Hunting in the 1970s (www.primos.com), and he says, “I love to turkey hunt.” Often in seminars I’m asked, “I know the place where I hunt has turkeys. I see them out in the fields, and I see them in the woods. But during spring …
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How to Unhang A Hung-Up Gobbler with Will Primos

04/18/2019 Comments (0) Turkey Hunting

Editor’s Note: Will Primos founded what is now known as Primos Hunting in the 1970s (www.primos.com), and he says, “I love to turkey hunt.” I’m often asked, “What do you do when you’re calling to a turkey, he’s gobbling back to you, he starts coming to you, and then, he stops, struts and
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How to Hunt Hard to Take Turkeys With Will Primos

04/17/2019 Comments (0) Turkey Hunting

Editor’s Note: Will Primos founded what is now known as Primos Hunting in the 1970s (www.primos.com), and he says, “I love to turkey hunt.” When a friend starts telling you about a turkey he’s going to take you to and he’s given that turkey a name, you know you’re in trouble. When turkey
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Why Will Primos Calls So Much and So Loudly

04/16/2019 Comments (0) Turkey Hunting

Editor’s Note: Will Primos founded what is now known as Primos Hunting in the 1970s (www.primos.com), and he says, “I love to turkey hunt.” Over the years, I’ve often been criticized because I call a lot, and I call loudly. I developed this style of calling when I first started hunting turkeys with my
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