If Sportsmen were a corporation, they would rank #11 on the Fortune 500 list, above Home Depot and AT&T.
— Congressional Sportsmen's Foundation
Since 1990, The
Caller has served as the voice of NWTF chapters across North America. The
quarterly publication provides information on chapter banquets, special hunts,
community involvement and much more.
Need to Read News
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NWTF Remembers the Man Behind the Camera
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NWTF Member Recognized
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Outdoor Industry Booming
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Museum Expansion Open
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NWTF Funding Helps Archery Successes Span the Globe
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Tips for Telling the Story — The Power of Hunters
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Get the Word Out
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Tell the Story to Everyone
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A Tradition of Turkey Television
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Wild Turkeys Will Take Flight Near Tampa
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hanksgiving Release in Salt Lake City
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Turkey Shoot Hits the Mark for Fun, Family and Fellowship
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Turkey Shoot Winners
Special Section:
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of seed now.
Making Tracks
So what is Operation Oak all about? Find out how you can get free trees to benefit wildlife on your land. Dennis Daniel says goodbye.
Conservation Corner
From building guzzlers to improving habitat on the Canadian River, the NWTF has been busy providing better places for wildlife.
Reaching Out
Teens come from around the nation to take part in one Xtreme event. See what the rage is all about with our photo tribute.
Friends of the Flock
The countdown to hunting season is on! See what products can make your hunting season more enjoyable this year.
The NWTF is encouraging
its members to get younger generations involved in hunting. Here are some tips
to follow when taking a youth hunting:
Make hunting a casual adventure rather than a forced march through rough terrain.
Give the young person his or her own turkey call.
Teach them how to call, then let them call in the woods (do this where it won't
interfere with or spook birds you plan to hunt later).
Teach them how to blow an owl hooter call and explain why it is used.
Take them scouting with you and teach them to roost birds in the evenings.
Let a child locate a gobbler with an owl call. It's awesome for them to actually
communicate with a gobbler.
Teach a child what turkey signs looks like. Teach them the difference between
gobbler and hen tracks.
Watch tasteful turkey hunting videos together and discuss any questions or concerns
they may have.
When it's time to actually go hunting, make sure they are dressed comfortably.
When setting up on a gobbler, let them sit between your legs. This allows the
adult to control the gun and whisper instructions with minimal movement.
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