It seems like every couple of seasons I have a gobbler that haunts me. As I write this, I’m preparing to head out the door again to try and kill an almost unkillable tom. This old paranoid limb-hanger could be the love child of Pablo Escobar and Osama Binladin. He seldom roosts in the same […]
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In this edition, we conclude the three-part series on silent gobblers. When dominant gobblers rule the roost it can silence every other subordinate gobbler in the woods. Recognizing this situation and employing some of these tips may help you score next spring. This was originally published in the July/August issue of Turkey Call Magazine. Silence
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In this edition, we continue the three-part series on silent gobblers, first printed in the May/June 2000 issue of Turkey Call Magazine. We’ll take a look at the reasons why the stage of the breeding season makes gobblers clam up. Whether experienced or novice, these longbeard lessons can help you find success this season. I
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Why toms go silent and how to hunt them when they do. Part I—High-pressure birds Dredged up from a March-April 2000 issue of Turkey Call, we begin the first of a three-part series on hunting silent tom turkeys. Exploring some of the reasons why gobblers get tight-lipped—hunter pressure, stage of the breeding season and dominant
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