DIY Projects

In response to the NWTF’s Call for All campaign, custom turkey call makers from across the country are putting their craftsmanship to work for conservation by creating custom turkey calls to be auctioned off Sept. 1-13, and one dedicated NWTF volunteer is orchestrating it all.

Many turkey hunters want to create their own wingbones but are intimidated by the process. Actually, the project is fairly easy — and enjoyable.

Rigging up arrows has never been so simple. It’s easy and inexpensive.

This versatile crop isn’t just delicious for turkeys; it can produce what some call tiger nut milk, used in the popular drink horchata.

A lightweight, portable stove that could be a lifesaver in your survival kit, during a natural disaster or even while camping. This stove is easy to make (takes about 30 minutes) and will last a very long time if taken care of.

Keep the kids busy with this easy and fun DIY Straw Turkey Call . It's sure to be a favorite!

This striker is easy to make and very effective for using on glass, metallic and ceramic surfaced calls, in either dry or wet conditions.

Here’s a fun and easy, do-it-yourself project that’ll keep you busy when you might be stuck inside.

A bountiful garden with fresh produce or beautiful flowers begins with good soil.

Follow these easy steps to create an all-natural bird feeder, so you can bird-watch from your window or porch.

There should be no barriers in hunting.

Take an old turkey vest and make it into the ultimate camouflage vest for hunting.

Don't cut corners, cut costs by making your own compost pile to help fertilize fields.

Follow this instructional guide for a good way to display your trophy's tail.

Build your dream gun, because... why not?

Build or buy a wood duck box and watch nature happen.

Build your own deer exclusion cage to track the deer numbers in your area.

Did you harvest a buck? Make your own keepsake!

Guns go through a lot of wear and tear, find out how to get yours looking brand new overnight.

Go back to the basics: hunter + gatherer + fire = meal.

Equip a lanyard with the things you need to survive on any excursion.

Are your camp clothes smelling a little raunchy? Clean em' up in your homemade washer!