Turkey Season LIVE! - 2022 Edition
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Spencie
Senior Member
I worked today. Tyler had birds fired up mid morning 75 yards past the property line. He messed with them for 2 hours but they wouldn’t come his way. No clue why they won’t step foot on us now. Maybe they don’t want a face full of bees 
Ryanknifemaker
New Member
What's up! I'm new to the forum. And new to turkey hunting I went out about 3 years ago with a real turkey nerd he's been all over the states and collected them all after going out with him and I missed the gobbler he called in for me lol. I was hooked! I've been out on my own trying to figure the turkey out last season and currently does any one have some tips on what calls work best. and locations for public land that hold some turkey in north east ohio or south?
ThatBuckeyeGuy
Active Member
Welcome , calls will very on the situation although everyone has their favorites. I use a slate and a box. Box calls and mouth calls are good for distance calling and when hunting in the wind you can get pretty loud on them. Also easier to only use your mouth call when they are close . I love my slate for general quiet mornings , I went through several till I found one I like. For me you can't beat the natural sounds and purrs that a good slate will produce , strikers also make a difference. Pick up some calls and start practicing. It doesn't take alot of skill to call one in but it does take some to call in the hung up stubborn birds. As far as public land goes I mainly hunt private but I have had some luck at saltfork and Atwood in the years past. Others will chime in , best of luck to you
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JARHEAD
Active Member
Stressless
Active Member
No bird for me this season. Had my opportunity and it didn't work then had to pop smoke and return home. First Turkey tag soup in 7 season - Good luck to the hunters still at it!
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Spencie
Senior Member
Will you not be able to get out again over the next 3 weeks?
Since I don’t have a tag I went down south to mark birds for a friend. Then went mushroom hunting
The birds where gobbling good in hocking county!
But I did not find a mushroom
Good luck this morning thunder and lightning here in Knox county
The birds where gobbling good in hocking county!
But I did not find a mushroom
Good luck this morning thunder and lightning here in Knox county
Ryanknifemaker
New Member
Ryanknifemaker
New Member
Thanks guys. the info much appreciated. I was out yesterday up north ashtrubula county misqeto creek heard one sound off after a cyote early and another right at noon found some tracks first sign I've seen in both seasons.I was beginning to think there was no turkey in ohio haha!
Sgt Fury
Sgt. Spellchecker
If heading down south, try Fox Lake or Lake Rupert. I’ve seen turkeys at both.
OO2
Well-Known Member
Had some more fun w/ @Boarhead while I’m in town
Been fortunate enough to have had good gobbling action the majority of our hunts.
Was planning to use @boarheads recurve to kill my first bow turkey but he got out of my comfy range so I used the boomstick instead on this Jake
Have been having way too much fun
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Yep been alot of fun the last few days. Will post the video in a few.
April 30, 2022
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Stressless
Active Member
No chance for me. My two kids bookended their weddings Mar and Jun this Spring, both in Colorado, and I went to camp early to get that work on the pond done. My kitchen pass has been revoked!
...but I got out for a week or so with everything going on, had a bird in gun range and for that I'm grateful..
OO2
Well-Known Member
Thanks, Isaac! I’m merely the hired gun. Brian is the sweet talker
Here's a pic for you...my goal was to get Cole a bird this year while he was in town. Goal accomplished.. now I will get back at em with the bow.