The youth turkey season is fast approaching in Ohio (April 13-14) and it is absolutely one of my very favorite times of the year.
Turkey hunting is my passion, and as the father of a young hunter, it allows me the opportunity to get in the turkey woods a bit earlier than I normally would as I get to take a youngster hunting and help introduce the kid to the wonderful world of the spring turkey hunting.
I have found a few things that can be important when taking kids out in the field after a spring turkey, and I feel that they will make a difference for you too if you plan on taking a youngster out.
Simple tools for the turkey woods that make a big difference in helping a youngster get started
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