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Turkey Hunting Decoys: Decoys are an extemely useful tool for turkey hunting; not only do they hopefully lure the turkey in your direction, they also serve as a focus of attention for the turkey while you are waiting for a shot. Singles, pairs, flocks, or "breeding pairs?" They all work at times, so try some variations. Beginners are advised to "keep it simple," and not get too carried away. Make sure to place your decoy(s) in an appropriate location where the angle and distance works to your advantage. Keep in mind that a "Jake" (immature gobbler) decoy near a hen may make a gobbler get really fired up, but a decoy depicting a mature gobbler may frighten away lesser males. That's OK if you are truly trying to shoot the dominant gobbler in an area, but it may lower your chances of getting a shot!
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What's new this month...! Spring 2015 turkey seasons will be starting soon in many Southern states, and then opening up quickly throughout the North. Of course, all hunters can still prepare for their Spring seasons by purchasing whatever gear and supplies they wished that they had already owned while hunting last season. Savvy turkey hunters should find the time now to buy the needed supplies for "do it yourself" taxidermy projects with the tail feathers, beards, and spurs of their upcoming trophies. And there will still be some Fall turkey hunting opportunities later in the year............... |