Next Generation Insight to the Outdoors
This was a fun hunt to write up a turkey journal on. I’m running a little behind this year getting more out because I’ve been in the woods quite a bit in both Kansas and Missouri. The stay-at-home orders have created the perfect opportunity for some social distancing chasing turkeys. With early success on Missouri’s …
Turkey Journey Entry theme: “Hindsight 20/20” I was in the woods again April 24th, exactly one year to the day when I tagged out on my second bird in the 2018 season. My goal was to do the same thing in 2019! The pressure was on as I drove my truck into the property at …
Welcome back to the Mahoney Outdoors Turkey Journal, 2019 edition! Spring couldn’t come fast enough this year after the long, seemingly endless, winter we were having. Leading into the season, it was a bit odd for me because I hadn’t been able to conduct my usual scouting due to travel associated with a new job. …
Thanks for reading the Mahoney Outdoors Turkey Journal, where you’ll find stories, notes, and observations from our hunts across the Midwest. This journal entry covers the hunt for my second bird of 2018, and thankfully it didn’t take long! Turkey Journal Entry – April 24, 2018 Every time I try and sneak in a hunt …
During the first week of Missouri’s spring turkey season, Ray Eye hosted his annual Ozarks Media Camp at Devil’s Backbone Outfitters. Along with eight other writers and media personnel, I was lucky enough to be invited to try my hand at killing an Ozarks ghost. And let me tell you, these turkeys straight up whooped …
Mahoney Outdoors Turkey Journal Thanks for reading the Mahoney Outdoors Turkey Journal, where you’ll find notes and observations from our hunts across the Midwest. This journal entry covers the first week of Missouri’s 2018 spring season. April 16-17th After a poor first two days of the season near Clinton, MO, my dad and …