Mature toms are a real challenge. They’re old for a reason. They’ve watched other toms in their gang get free freezer rides and have learned extreme caution. So what’s a hunter to do? Start calling in the hens. Where the Read More
Spring means one thing to upland bird hunters: Turkey Time! There are at least 100 ways to scout for and hunt spring turkeys; 99 will leave you hungry, 1 will put a big tom in your freezer. Here to show Read More
Turkey season is around the corner! Are you ready to get your big gobbler? With the plethora of turkey calls out there, it’s hard to know which turkey calls you should have in your vest. We’ve assembled our list of Read More
Raise your yelp score. No, not the on-line gripe site, turkey yelps. Yelps are subtle turkey vocalizations which you must master if you want drop wild poultry with any consistency. Here’s an informative, well produced video which will teach you Read More
We all know how to hunt turkeys, right? Find a good spot, hunker down in your camo, make some calls, and wait. I mean, how hard can it be? Here’s a fella–a turkey hunting expert fella–named Steve Hickoff, who has Read More
Turkey hunting is easy, right? Just plop down a few decoys, give a few yelps on the old caller, then sit back for dinner to come to you. Yeah, right. Each spring and fall, turkey hunters across the land mess Read More
Here at LocaCarnivore Magazine, we’re all about filling the freezer without spending a fortune. We love old school methods and gear which just work with no fuss or bother, or large cash. We also love minimalist hunting. We always ask Read More
Spring turkey season will arrive before you know it. Now is the time to polish those turkey calling skills. Turkey calling is more art than science, but there is a logic to it–in the turkey’s mind. It’s not enough to Read More
Hunting turkey with a bow? If you want a great gobbler this season, you must know where to hit them. This video will teach you all the tricks you need to know to drop Mr. Tom right there, right now. Read More
“There’s turkeys on the hill.” The words snapped my attention from an article I needed to finish; predatory adrenaline propelled me up from my desk. I grabbed the old Stevens 20-gauge single-barrel shotgun from its storage place along with three, Read More
