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How to Get Rid of Turkeys Without Killing Them

Wild turkeys can be an annoyance in suburban areas, squawking at cars and windows or pecking at patio doors and sliding glass doors without harming them. By taking some simple measures to shoo them away without harming them you may be able to reduce their numbers. Eliminate food sources and eradicate their nests to deter […]

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What Does Antelope Taste Like?

Antelope meat is an exquisite source of lean protein with its distinct taste complementing many dishes perfectly. Antelope is also an ideal alternative to beef for those trying to reduce calorie consumption. Antelope meat is an excellent source of iron. It pairs perfectly with vegetables and can either be roasted or grilled. It has a […]

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How Fast Can a Spooked Turkey Run?

Turkeys are large birds that do not possess the ability to fly; however, when threatened or pursued they can run at alarmingly fast speeds. As soon as a tom recognizes you and hears your calls, his first instinct will be to flee from the area using his keen vision to thoroughly survey his environment until […]

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How to Clean a Pheasant

Pheasant is an extremely versatile game bird, suitable for cooking in numerous ways. In order to prepare this tasty delicacy properly, first it must be thoroughly cleaned. To clean a pheasant, start by pulling off its quill feathers on its neck and each side of its breast using either pliers or plucking gloves to grip […]

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How to Clean a Wild Turkey Step by Step

Newcomers to the world of turkey hunting may feel overwhelmed by the process of cleaning a wild bird, but there are several simple steps they can follow to make their task simpler. First step should be determining whether or not field dressing the bird. The choice should depend on weather and distance conditions. Remove the […]

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How to Gobble With a Mouth Call

Diaphragm mouth calls are great way to produce realistic turkey sounds while freeing up both hands during hunting trips. They’re also gentle on your voice and won’t ring in your ears like box and slate calls might. Mitchell Johnston, NWTF Grand National Mouth Calling Champion shares his expertise on mastering the art of mouth calling […]

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What Does 50 Yards Look Like?

50 yards is half of a football field’s length and can be used as an important measurement to establish field position, assess penalties and score goals. Archery archers often target shoot at 50 yards to practice accuracy and precision while testing sight settings. Swimming Swimmers with great skills can complete 50 yards in under 20 […]

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How to Carry Climbing Sticks

Climbing sticks are essential tools for predator hunters, whether you use them for climbing or stabilizing their stands. But how should you transport and carry them? Your pack can either hold them outside, or store them inside for easy use and portability. Each method offers advantages and disadvantages; one-stick hunting requires less weight but takes […]

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How to Purr on a Turkey Mouth Call

Purrs are soft, rolling notes that reassure turkeys they’re safe while simultaneously inviting them closer. Combining purrs with other sounds such as clucks or yelps is another effective strategy for coaxing gobblers into range. Mouth calls (also referred to as diaphragm calls) utilize a latex rubber reed stretched over a plastic frame, creating turkey calls […]

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