Going out and hoping to kill a bird on opening day without any knowledge of where they are roosting, frequenting, or liking to hang out is tough. It is done every opening morning by tons of turkey hunters, but to do it consistently, or to up the odds of making it highly probable, work needs to be done ahead of time.
Success starts before the turkey opener: here’s how to be ready Read More »
Practicing your calling is important (and, yes, it is fun) so that you can masterfully replicate the sounds of the wild turkey as best you can when it becomes game time. There is a time and a place for everything, though.
Under no circumstance should you ever use a turkey call in the wild unless you are actually hunting and intent on killing a turkey. Every time you do, you run the risk of educating the birds in your area.
Don’t blow your turkey hunt before it even starts this spring Read More »
Food plots. You hear about them often for deer hunting. You likely even plant them – or have planted them – yourself for your fall deer hunts. But do you plant them with turkeys in mind?
Use food plots to your advantage this turkey hunting season Read More »
If you are a deer hunter, there can sometimes be no better feeling than knowing the big buck that eluded you last fall is still alive and kicking, giving you renewed hope of wrapping your tag around him this fall.
Making memories hunting shed antlers Read More »
Ohio’s rabbit hunting season continues through Feb. 28. Follow Martino’s advice for busting the brush in search of bunnies without the help of a dog.
Tips on busting the brush for bunnies Read More »
There is still hope after regular firearms seasons are over to put your tag on a deer, and it often revolves around pinpointing the best food source on the property you hunt.
Hunt food sources to fill your late-season deer tag Read More »
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