General Hunting Tips (31)

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Off-Season To-Dos: A Hunting Workout Program

As hunters, we tend to focus our off-season on repairing and upgrading our gear, spending time at the range, and scouting to find that next honey hole. However, many of us neglect one of the most critical components of hunting success: physical fitness. Hunting, particularly in…

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What's the Best Way to Call a Turkey? [A Hunter's Guide]

The ability to mimic and "talk" to a turkey is a fundamental and critical skill for any hunter hoping to harvest a spring gobbler. Turkeys communicate with each other through a wide range of vocalizations, which creates a unique opportunity for hunters to engage in…

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11 Spring Turkey Hunting Tips for Beginners

Hunting spring turkey combines skill, strategy, and patience in ways few other game animals can match. Pursuing these intelligent and wary birds is more than setting up decoys and taking an accurate shot. If you’re ready to try harvesting a turkey, let’s explore our top eleven…

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Helicopter Hog Hunting: Should You Try It?

Sometimes, hunters need new strategies when a species like the feral hog experiences tremendous population growth and causes millions of dollars in agricultural damage. Traditional hunting methods barely dent the feral hog's ecosystem disruption, so hunters have taken to the skies. Hunting feral hogs from…

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How to Use Coyote Hunting Decoys [A Guide]

Successfully hunting coyotes, arguably North America's most wiley predator, presents a challenging blend of strategy and fieldcraft. Artfully using decoys can significantly improve your success rate by adding a realistic visual element to your setup. After all, your calls, decoys, and ambush sites are all…