Great turkey hunting video from Poor Boys Outdoors featuring a nice large gobbler. The video was shot in Kentucky in 2008. They use a couple of lures to draw the large gobbler into the open so get can get a clean shot on him. It works and the large turkey feels comfortable enough to join what he thinks are potential mates.
A couple guys out turkey hunting bag a couple birds and on their way back get stopped by a officer of the law. He was asking them if they had permission to hunt on the property. Some hunters tend to hunt in places where they might not necessarily have permission to hunt, and in the process may damage peoples drives or fields with their large 4×4 trucks. This leads to the police being called as in this video here.
Using the right decoy you can have hordes of turkeys running out from the bushes. In this well produced video by druryoutdoors.com they demonstrate how easily it is to lure turkeys to your location with the right turkey lure. There is a group of male turkeys that come running out of the woods towards there location in hopes of finding a female.
Using a lure this hunter from Midwest Hunters manges to tempt a very large longbeard from the woods. The turkey hears the lure and than sets out to find the source not knowing the hunters lie in wait. This video was show in eastern Iowa.
This is a great turkey hunting tip video by Wade Bourne from MyOutdoorTV about early morning gobbler hunting. Wade demonstrates his tactics he uses to bag a nice gobbler with ease early in the morning. Using his turkey call he shows how he uses a very subtle technique in calling to mimic the hen early in the morning. They large gobbler focuses on the hen calls and the rest is history.
This short video shows some massive turkeys in the northern Missouri area. One gobbler is so busy strutting his stuff to a hen that he fails to detect the shotgun wielding hunters near by. The hunters get off a clean head shot, this ensures the animal does not suffer and it preserves the meat from damage.
Nice video with Kevin Small as he hunts some wild turkeys with his shotgun. He uses his turkey feathers to mimic the sound of another bird followed by his bird call. Two turkeys soon come into sight in the near by field. As they observe the turkeys a coyote makes an appearance and the turkey does not flinch.
Checkout the promo video for Winchester’s Deadly Passion! This week they go on the ultimate turkey tour!