Today's prefabricated portable blinds are the ideal solution to most spring turkey-hunting dilemmas. Here are some pointers on how to choose, use and hunt from a portable blind with shotgun or bow. ... [+] Full Article

Getting set up in the right places to shoot a gobbler won't be a problem this spring, if you follow this guide. (April 2006) ... [+] Full Article

To a hunter, there is no greater challenge than taking a trophy tom on the ground at a short distance while testing your nerves, accuracy and patience. Here are some tips for making that happen. ... [+] Full Article

Merriam's turkeys didn't take well in most parts of Oregon, but the high mountain country of the Strawberry, Blue and Wallowa ranges have proven to be stubborn exceptions. (March 2006) ... [+] Full Article

You'll be a better gobbler chaser when you understand the relationship between turkeys and the water sources -- or lack of them -- on the property you hunt. (March 2006) ... [+] Full Article

This corner is the Evergreen State's most productive spot for bagging a spring gobbler. Here are the details ... [+] Full Article

While 2004 brought in a record number of birds, 2005 is expected to be even better ... [+] Full Article

As turkey numbers climb, so do turkey harvest and hunter success rates. If you're still looking for gobblers, here are the hotspots for Washington's spring season. ... [+] Full Article

Locator calls, used to trick a gobbler into betraying his position, could become your deadliest weapon yet in the spring turkey woods. From our April magazines. ... [+] Full Article

In a time when it seems more turkeys are killed by hunters each spring, 2004 may very well be the best year ever for bagging an Oregon tom. ... [+] Full Article