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Open areas are awesome
William Peagler said that highly overlooked turkey targets for mid-morning to late-afternoon action are open areas. […]
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Bow hunters having success with turkeys
North Carolina hunters are becoming an increasingly experimental lot when it comes to turkey hunting. […]
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Henned-up gobblers? Know your land
William Peagler of Moncks Corner said that more than anything else, knowledge of the land he is hunting is the key to consistently taking “henned-up” gobblers. […]
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Record harvests: Will they ever end?
How long can North Carolina turkey hunters expect to see expanding spring-gobbler harvests? […]
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Cover: March 2012 (SC) – Hunting
If it’s spring, it’s time for lunker bass and loudmouthed gobblers. […]
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Brood survey shows slightly better turkey reproduction in 2011
The North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission’s summer brood survey of nesting wild turkeys indicates that things didn’t really change much in 2011 from the previous year. […]
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Outlook good for 2012 turkey season
Turkey hunters have a lot of be thankful for, if the 2011 summer brood survey conducted by the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources is correct. […]
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South Carolina hunters killed more than 17,000 turkeys during 2011 spring season.
Turkey hunters enjoyed a slightly better spring season in 2011 compared to 2010, with a harvest increase of 1 percent, according to South Carolina Department of Natural Resources statistics. […]
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Volunteers needed for summer turkey survey
Volunteers are needed to help determine just how successful the turkey nesting has been, the, the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources announced yesterday (June 30). […]
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Wooden decoys fool Wadmalaw Island gobbler
Antique decoys, whether waterfowl or turkeys, are rarely used in hunting situations, but in some cases they can be called on for duty. […]