Find a Place to Hunt

Come autumn, many turkey hunters traditionally frequent woodlots and fields in their search for birds. However, Chris Kirby, president of Quaker Boy Calls, believes other places rate a look as well.

Fall approaches, and with it comes opportunity in the field.

Whether you’re looking for a new subspecies of wild turkey to hunt or you’re researching a new state to test your turkey hunting acumen, the 2019 Spring Hunt Guide is here to help.

The 2018 Spring Hunt Guide provides you with all the useful information needed for turkey hunting in your state, plus public land recommendations from NWTF regional biologists. Each recommendation includes specifics on conservation-related work with wild turkeys, and other game animals, in mind.

For ease of calling, sheer numbers, and all-day strutting action, here is where you need to set your bead for next year's turkey season...

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Size matters, but just because a property is small doesn’t mean it is not a good public turkey hunting location.

Let these tips give you the upper hand on how and when to ask for permission.

Learn what to look for and how to buy the best piece of hunting land around.

Easily find quality landowners and land to lease with Base Camp Leasing.

Get the lowdown on spring turkey hunting nationwide.

Many turkey hunters would love to shoot a Grand Slam, here's how to do it with limited time and money.

Download this app to see where birds are loud-mouthed and where they are tight-lipped.

Are fencerows friend of fow?

The 2015 season is here. How is it shaking down in your state?

A primer on leasing land.

Finding a way to hunt the Ocellated wild turkey.

This wide-open landscape is a prime place to target leery longbeards.

Powderhook gives you the latest on public land information and access.

Getting access can be tough. The NWTF and its partners are here to help with that.

Forget the traditional hunting madness and try a new method.

Have no fear, travel far and near!