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Comments Off on You Can Take Field Turkeys with Alex Rutledge
Turkey Hunting
Editor’s Note: Longtime turkey hunter, Alex Rutledge of Birch Tree, Missouri, has hosted outdoor TV and radio shows and spends many days in turkey woods each spring. The gobbler that seems like he should be the easiest one to take is the gobbler that struts and drums out in the middle of the field. You …
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Comments Off on Alex Rutledge Says Hunt the Turkey Rather Than Call Him
Turkey Hunting
Editor’s Note: Longtime turkey hunter, Alex Rutledge of Birch Tree, Missouri, has hosted outdoor TV and radio shows and spends many days in turkey woods each spring. This secret to successful turkey hunting builds off the first secret, which is to find the turkey before the season and have multiple turkeys to hunt.
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Comments Off on Alex Rutledge Says to Take More Turkeys Know Where the Turkey Is
Turkey Hunting
Editor’s Note: Longtime turkey hunter, Alex Rutledge of Birch Tree, Missouri, has hosted outdoor TV and radio shows and spends many days in turkey woods each spring. One of the biggest mistakes that most turkey hunters make is they don’t hunt turkeys until the opening day of the season. If you hope to take a
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Comments Off on Eight Tips for Taking Bad Turkeys with Steve Coon
Turkey Hunting
Editor’s Note: Avid turkey hunter Steve Coon, a police officer from Arnold, Missouri, has been a longtime member of Mark and Terry Drury’s Drury Outdoors (www.druryoutdoors.com). I think that turkeys get a bad rap. Sometimes they’re labeled as bad turkeys when they’re really not. Sometimes I think the
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Comments Off on Silent Turkeys – How to Hunt These Gobblers with Steve Coon
Turkey Hunting
Editor’s Note: Avid turkey hunter Steve Coon, a police officer from Arnold, Missouri, has been a longtime member of Mark and Terry Drury’s Drury Outdoors (www.druryoutdoors.com). I define a silent gobbler as a turkey that will gobble on the limb, however, not open his mouth again, as soon as he flies off the limb.
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