Welcome to our Turkey Hunting Tips video series. We receive a lot of questions on turkey hunting, and much of it is easier to address in video rather than writing. With that in mind, here’s a series of videos we hope helps. Keep checking in, as we’ll continually be adding educational turkey hunting video tips throughout the seasons, both spring and fall.

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Box calls are easy to use and turkeys love them. Here’s some helpful information on turkey box calls:

Pot calls, or slate calls, come in many options. Here are some basic points to consider when picking out a pot call and various strikers for turkey hunting:

Once you get a slate call, what are the steps to take to get it working for you?

Diaphragm calls come in many designs, and here are some things worth knowing. Costing between $5-$10 per call, diaphragm calls are economical and offer a wide variety of sounds:

Locator calls are great tools when hunting pressured birds and on public ground, and there are many options:

Push-pull, or push button, turkey calls are easy to use and make good sounds:

 

Here’s a live Facebook segment we shot for the Oregon Department of Fish Wildlife, on introductory turkey hunting:

Here’s a 1 hour seminar I offered at the May 2017 International Hunter Education Association Convention. It’s long, but some good info’ in there! Enjoy 😉

Looking to hunt fall turkeys? Here are some tips on scouting, patterning birds, calling, using decoys and scenarios where utilizing a hunting dog can be very effective!