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If spring and early summer weather is moderate, production of young should be good this year.
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If spring and early summer weather is moderate, production of young should be good this year.

Outings draw 32 hunters who bagged nine gobblers.

With a turkey in the freezer and morel mushrooms in the bag, the author has enjoyed some outstanding spring opportunities in Michigan’s great outdoors.

Turkey hunters are allowed two bearded turkeys per year in most of the state. But in far northern Maine, hunters can take only one. And the state rotates legal hunting weeks based on hunters’ year

The 2017 total compares with the statewide turkey harvest of 15,484 in 2016.

Rainy weekends dampen gobbler hunter’s spirits but not his resolve.

Some spring gobblers aren’t coming into your calling or decoying, no matter how well you call to that tom, so (hint) consider moving …

I’m never going to win a turkey-calling contest, especially with a mouth call, but thanks to other options, I’m able to walk out of the woods once in while with a gobbler slung over my

The state record of 16,605 is still in reach, but it will take a massive effort in the northern counties to hit the record, which was set in 2006.
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