Knowledge is the SECRET to success in many aspects of life. This is
especially true of turkey hunting. To become a Master Turkey Hunter, you must commit
yourself to continuous learning to perfect your skills. And, the wild gobbler of the
year 2000 and beyond is becoming smarter than ever as he is forced to contend with more
and more hunters. |
Don't ever stop learning how to become more successful.
Read everything you can on the sport. Listen to high-quality, how-to, instructional video
and audio tapes to expand your knowledge. Go to the woods as often as you can, even in the
off-season, to learn more about turkeys and their behavior. All of this will make you a
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video, or audio tape, or from a trip to the woods, it's well worth the investment. |
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Williams, Jr.
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