Turkey Hunting Archives - Page 39 of 52

June 19, 2026

Ty Williamson killed this massive Upstate gobbler in Union County on land managed by Mike Gault during Youth Day. Gault forecasts increased gobbling activity as the month progresses.

Cold March should lead to better April gobbling, veteran Upstate hunter says

After a cold front that lasted nearly the entire month of March, turkey season arrived in the Upstate just in time for some spring-like weather. […]

Chase Kinley, 7, killed this 21-pound Montgomery County gobbler on the first day of Youth Only Turkey Season.

Montgomery County produces great gobbler for 7-year-old hunter

Walter Taylor

Sportsmen strive to meet certain milestones; everyone wants to land a 10-pound bass, tag a 10-point buck or bag a 20-pound turkey. Grown men and women strive for decades or longer to achieve such goals. […]

Tom Fitts took these two longbeards on Opening Day in Lee County with one shot from his 12-gauge.

Lugoff man saves ammunition while taking two gobblers

Jeff Burleson

Tom Fitts of Lugoff had to wait a little while to have the most-memorable Opening Day of any turkey season last week. […]

Northampton, Halifax and Bertie counties are among the state’s top turkey counties in annual harvest.

Shall we gather at the river? – Roanoke River drainage gobblers present plenty of opportunities and challenges to North Carolina hunters

Craig Holt

Perhaps nowhere in North Carolina have wild turkeys fared better than the state’s northeastern quadrant. […]

Skip Valentine relies on decoys to help him tag big gobblers during the month-long spring season.

North Carolina hunters can improve their chances to take a tom turkey with a decoy

Jeff Burleson

As April arrives, North Carolina’s woods will once again fill at the crack of dawn with mysterious silhouettes enshrouded with leafy, covert attire. […]

Mojo Shake-N-Jake

South Carolina Sportsman

The Shake-N-Jake is the first ever full body, full motion turkey decoy. MOJO has teamed up with world champion turkey caller Preston Pittman to develop this realistic looking decoy that not only attracts game, but diverts attention away from the hunter. […]

Mountain gobblers present hunters with unusual problems, mostly because of the terrain where they live.

Thunder in the Hills – Plenty of turkeys and plenty of public land make South Carolina’s mountains a great hunting destination.

Pete Rogers

The beams from my headlights swung around, illuminating our designated parking place along the side of a gravel road that provides access to thousands of acres of public land in South Carolina’s Upstate. […]