Gobbler Nation

First, I would say, find a mentor or someone with experience to work with you. Second, learn one or two basic calls and have confidence. Third, understand and learn woodsmanship. Finally, if at all possible know the area you are planning to hunt.

I did not have a family member who hunted Turkeys, but a bowhunting buddy of mine introduced me to it in the fall, so long ago. We began learning the hard way. Then I attended a Ray Eye seminar,and my eyes was opened and then on hooked.

one of the things that I learned long time ago (by mistake), is that calling never hurts and when you call always start low and work up. I had a gobbler coming in hot, then shut up. I waited for like an hour and half, with no sign or call. I figured was busted or he lost interest. I picked up my cal...