The chance of drawing a permit to hunt wild turkeys in Utah next spring just got a lot better.

These guys are giving away $100 to the top turkey picture as selected by popular vote on their website.

Spring is inevitable. The start of the spring snow goose conservation season, coupled with late season hard-water fishing, all indicate that winter is out the door. But the ultimate sign that the seasons have really changed is spring turkey hunting...

A good article reviewing the 2006 spring turkey hunting season in Missouri. A brief history of the states wild turkey as well as 2006 harvest stats. A good picture of the 20+lbs. gobbler taken by the author. A good informative and fun read!

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