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Five tips for early season turkey hunting success
Hunters across North Carolina await the April 11 opening of turkey season on with eagerness that rivals children on Christmas Eve. […]
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JEBS Chokes
The JEBS Headhunter Turkey Choke Tube is for everyone from the serious turkey hunter to the beginning novice. […]
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Don’t hang up on hung-up toms – Learn how to deal with hung-up gobblers this spring
Hunt turkeys long enough, and every hunter will learn that some gobblers are just more difficult to kill than others. […]
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The Mountain Master – With more than 150 birds to his credit, the late Jack Lombard of Mountain Rest was a turkey hunting wizard
We sat spellbound as the late Jack Lombard of Mountain Rest talked about the birth of modern turkey hunting in South Carolina. He spoke softly, without pretense. […]
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Cover: April 2015 (SC) – Turkey
Learn how several expert hunters deal with hung-up gobblers, while ponds along South Carolina’s coast are among the best places to start your spring fishing season, especially if you love flounder. […]
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Old hills, modern toms – Hunters shouldn’t miss out on turkey hunting in the Uwharrie mountains and Uwharrie National Forest
In North Carolina, the Uwharrie River flows through an ancient mountain range that offers a modern challenge for turkey hunters. […]
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2015 North Carolina turkey preview
Back when North Carolina was moving wild turkeys all around the state and in from other states, some of the last counties to get imported gobblers and hens were those in the coastal plain. […]
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An offbeat calling tactic that works
Most serious turkey hunters know and make the basic yelps, clucks, purrs, cackles and such, and often, one of these will work. […]
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The fan, something every turkey hunter should carry
“Every time I go turkey hunting, I carry a turkey fan — a set of intact tail feathers — with me.” Willie McCutchen said. […]
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Henned-up gobblers? Here are a half-dozen ways to beat them
A turkey hunter recently said that the reason many long-time turkey hunters are bald is primarily from pulling their hair out in frustration with henned-up gobblers. […]