When it comes to so-called “confidence decoys” for wild turkeys, the only option is a feeding hen, right? Wrong.

Your best time to tag a wild turkey is often during midday. Here’s why.

Of all the wild turkey content seen online this spring by the author, this 3-minute video is his favorite.

The author kills a wild turkey with a Texas heart shot, and learns a valuable bowhunting lesson.

Can a pair of certified turkey nuts pull off an opening morning double in the Centennial State?

The author makes a major bowhunting blunder, and it costs him a big gobbler at point-blank range.

Decoying can be deadly on whitetails, especially when hunters hide with the aid of treestands and ozone generators.

The author thinks back on the 2021 whitetail deer season, and three lessons learned along the way.

The author relies heavily on deer decoying during the whitetail rut. Here’s his killer system.

Doubling on wild turkeys is difficult with archery gear, but it’s even tougher when two hunters share one bow.