Turkey

Holes throughout the lawn are usually sourced to small rodents, like voles or moles, or insects. Mole holes are covered by a hill of earth,… Read More »What Are The Small Round Holes In My Lawn?

Wild turkeys are scratchers and peckers. They’ll eat whatever they can find on or in the ground. Seeds, worms, grubs… Yes, they do. What do… Read More »Do Wild Turkey Eat Grubs?

This saying is always linked with Turkey’s sense of smell ” If they could smell you, you’d never kill them.” Turkeys do not lack a… Read More »Can Wild Turkeys Smell Humans?

It is often best to put down grub preventers from April through mid-July when grubs are ready to hatch. If you want to stop grub… Read More »When Should I Treat My Lawn For Grubs?

There are two viruses present in the wild turkey population that may produce visible wart-like growths or lesions on the head, neck or other non-feathered… Read More »What Diseases Do Wild Turkeys Carry?

Basically birds digging in your lawn means they are looking for food, and your lawn therefore houses a large plate of delicious nutrients such as… Read More »Why Are Birds Digging Up My Lawn?

An owl is free to hoot any time it wants, and will. However, the species most active at night are more often heard at night… Read More »Can You Use Owl Call During Day?

Many would say the half-hour before and right after turkeys fly down from the roost is best for owl hooting. And that’s often true. Owls… Read More »How Early Can Owls Hoot Turkeys?

Scouting for turkeys should start in January. Observations during January-February will help to narrow down areas that hold mature flocks. Observations from these months can… Read More »When Should You Scout For Turkeys?

Pot calls, straight-reed mouth calls, and crow calls will absolutely get the job done for many hunters. What is the best call for turkeys? Best… Read More »Are Crow Calls Good For Turkey Hunting?