West Virginia Turkey Hunting Guides & Outfitters
509 Beverly Pike
Elkins, WV 26241
Mountain State Guides & Outfitters offers the very best in West Virginia Upland Game Bird Hunts. We hunt pheasants, chukar, and quail from the first of September to the end of April. We have packages that will accommodate both individuals and 300 West Main Street
White Sulpher Springs, WV 24986
80 mi. W of Roanoke, VA, offering 1,000 acres, an on site clubhouse, lodging, dining, clay shooting, 1/2 day packages, and up to 8 guns. Birds-Quail, Grouse, Pheasant, Chukar, and Turkey. Open from September through April, The Greenbrier’s
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West Virginia Turkey Hunting News
| Hunters Donate 114, 252 Meals to Families in Need by amanogue | EDGEFIELD, S.C. During the 2008 holiday season, National Wild Turkey Federation Chapters in the U.S. and Canada donated 19,042 frozen domestic turkeys the equivalent of 114,252 meals to families in need through it Turkey Hunters Care Program.
Through the Turkey Hunters Care program, local NWTF chapter volunteers from 363 NWTF chapter teamed up with church ministries, food pantries, children's organizations, homeless shelters, National Guard units and other civic service organizations to donate frozen turkeys. | | Dress for Success - Fall Turkey Safety Tips by bigbuck | | The best hunt is a SAFE hunt! Both novice and experienced sportsmen should continuously review basic safety practices. The fall turkey season requires different tactics and safety precautions from the spring gobbler season. Dressing right is the key to both safe and successful turkey hunting. While sitting still is most important, full camouflage helps hunters blend into the surroundings and elude the turkey's keen eyesight. | | Prescribed Burns in Spring Improve Wild Turkey Habitat by host | Each spring, the National Wild Turkey Federation’s wildlife biologists hear the fears of concerned hunters who don't understand that prescribed burns in March and April -- months generally known as wild turkey nesting months -- are far more beneficial than harmful to wild turkey populations. However, the NWTF's wildlife biologists have research showing the years of improved nesting and brood habitat created by a growing season prescribed fire is far more important to the turkey population than the loss of a few nests. |
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