Many hunters have that special spot on their farm where magic just seems to happen. For Casey, this spot is "The Gap". It just a simple opening in a fence row that a pile of turkeys have been harvested at. Through the use of trail cameras and a some long range scouting, he was able to identify the number of longbeards on his farm and know what they're doing. On the day of the hunt, they tried to throw a curve ball by being worried about each other more than impressing a hen or responding to calling. After calling at them them for awhile, one finally broke to the decoys and met his demise while standing on top of the jake decoy. The weather has finally turned a little drier and Casey was able to help good friend, Jeff Butler of Full Draw Hunts, spray a new plot in preparation for some Eagle Forage Soybeans and Pennington seed. Watch this and more wildlife management videos at http://www.themanagementadvantage.com/home/ Be sure to sign up for our weekly updates that will send our

Turkey hunting and habitat work typically dominates our spring, but this year has been different. Mother nature has thrown curve ball after curve ball with unseasonably cool temperatures and flooding rains. This has left both the turkeys and the vegetation way behind schedule. Instead of gobblers being vocal throughout the entire day, they go quiet shortly after hitting the ground. Hunting has been tough to say the least. To compound things, Casey is hunting them with a bow. Turkey hunting is social both in the style of hunting, and also with the time you get to spend with friends and family. Over the years, we have be fortunate to get to spend many successful mornings with others. This week, we take a look back at a few successful hunts from the past, and a look into the start of the Illinois turkey season. We'd like to thank all of our viewers for an outstanding response to our first 8 months of online wildlife management videos. We will continue to bring you time sensitive

Turkey hunting often leaves hunters walking away without an explanation as to what went down. You have hunts where a bird hangs up at 80 yards or hunts where a longbeard is coming in on a string, then suddenly runs away. This short clip falls into the "unexplained" category. A couple week's ago we had a jake mount a hen decoy while turkey hunting in Alabama. Despite Chuck's best efforts to get the jake to leave, he stayed on top of the hen decoy. Chuck then took the opportunity to see just how close he could get to the jake. Calling as he crawled, he was able to get just three feet away before the jake finally walked away while still gobbling down the ridge.

Missouri Youth Turkey Hunt.

Matt Miller show how the Poison copper turkey call works. Made by Stanley Brown

Luke Holthaus and cameraman Andrew Beyers Illinois Northern Zone 2012

Matt Miller with Tim Sehie and Cameramen Jeremy Cox and Jason Koons

Jake Phillips and Cameraman Jason Koons Hunts Illinois Southern Zone

Foremost Outdoor University Turkey Calling 115 The basics of using a diaphragm call. These are also known as mouth calls.

These toms came in just out of gun range. Listen close as the big tom gobbles at the thunder on this rainy day turkey hunt

Merriam's Spring Turkey Hunt - Bass Pro's Next Generation's Brandon Wikman and the Nebraska Hunting Co.

Another Cherokee Sports Video Featuring Bob Terry Killing A Nice Gobbler over the Cherokee-sports.com Deocoy spread

The boys at Cherokee Sports (Cherokee-sports.com) are at it again. Check out this great Bob Simpson Turkey Hunt over Cherokee Sports Decoys

The boys from Cherokee Sports are at it again. This time Steve Grace gets his first turkey kill using the life like decoys from www.cherokee-sports.com

COME ALONG WITH GREG AS HE TEACHES HOW TO USE TURKEY LOCATOR CALLS TO GET YOU CLOSER TO THAT BIG GOBBLER! Greg demonstrates how to use a turkey locator call in this turkey hunting video

Listen to Real Outdoors TV host Matt Wettish as he gives some very simple tips on learning how to use a diaphram mouth call for turkeys. This tutorial will also help the intermediate caller become better.

Check out this video of Preston Pittman, winner of the 2007 National Wild Turkey Federation-Wild Turkey Bourbon Champion of Champions title, strutting his stuff while gobbling, spitting and drumming. - This video is great for guys wanting to hear how other do it.

Presented by S & M outdoors - Turkey tips gives advice on how to locate and call wild turkeys- Brad Stevens of S&M Outdoors demonstrates sounds of the female wild turkey. Brad has many years experience hunting the wild turkey in the mountains of Eastern Kentucky and is eager to share his knowledge and enthusiasm with all who share in his love for the sport. Sit back and enjoy "Mouth Calling 101" with Brad Stevens. - Once you get past his accent and cheesey intro this video has some pretty good info for the turkey hunter

Merriam's turkey can be found in Arizona not only in the Ponderosa Pine forest but also in other vegetation types ranging from elevations of 3500 to 10000 feet. Gould's Turkey occurred historically across the southeastern Arizona mountains a healthy hunted population exists in the Wachooka mountains.

Watch this coyote come in on this turkey hunter then charge right up to him.

Turkey Video put out by the Main Fish & Game Department. This video tells about the history of turkey hunting in Main as well as a bunch of saftey tips for turkey hunting in Maine. By the way, are you looking for a guide or outfitter for your next Maine turkey hunt?

This is a great traditional turkey hunt video with a great kill shot at the end. The music is good to.

You've hear of the new broadhead designed for turkey hunting now see it in action. This video makes me want to get out my bow and give turkey hunting with a bow a shot.

This short video on turkey calls is one of the best I've see for free on the web. This video helps the hunter to learn the diaphram, box & slate turkey calls

This turkey makes some strange calls and them moves into my decoys and destroys them. Turn up your speakers and watch the bottom left hand side of the video closley.