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From the President’s Point Of View

All the top people in Mossy Oak are turkey hunters. Toxey even suggested we might put a box for a check mark by the question, “Do you turkey hunt?” on our application for employment. My passion for turkey hunting is much like what happens when you throw a rock into a puddle of water. Those few ripples after the rock hits the water represent my family and Mossy Oak friends. They know how much I

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Turkey THUG Keith Kelly Gives Back

Keith Kelly from Jacksonville, Florida, says, “I’ve had an unbelievable turkey season in 2016.” Kelly, a Mossy Oak Pro Staffer, has been one of Mossy Oak’s Turkey THUGS for the past 5 years and is one of the hosts of the Mossy Oak Turkey THUGS TV show. A hunter for 35 years, Kelly has managed the 26,000 acre Dee-Dot Ranch of private land only, and hunted by private hunters for 18 years. Kelly’s favorite Mossy

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Eight Trophy Gobblers in Two Years

I’ve mentioned earlier this week that one of the biggest reasons most turkey hunters don’t teach others to hunt turkeys is that they're afraid the people they’ve taught how to turkey hunt will go onto that same property and try to take the same turkey they’ve planned to take. However, this is the reason I hunt public lands, primarily state Wildlife Management Areas (WMAs).

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3 Key Tips for Taking on Tom

There are so many unpredictable details that can make harvesting a springtime tom either easier or more difficult. We have to deal with weather, time of the season, hunting pressure and natural turkey biology just to name a few. While there are numerous important points that can mean the difference between an unused tag and a 25-pounder hanging on a limb by its spurs, the following three subjects are among the most vital.

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Passing on a Lifetime of Hunting Turkeys with Pat Reeve

I remember the first time I went hunting for spring turkeys. I was walking around in the woods during the spring with a gun in my hand, and it felt like I was doing something illegal. Because up until that time, when deer season was over, hunting season ended. So, even though I knew I was legally hunting, because I never had been able to hunt in the spring before, I kind of felt like

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Why I Love Turkeys with Pat Reeve

Pat Reeve and his wife, Nicole, are Mossy Oak ProStaffers and the hosts of “Driven” TV and hunt and film all over the world. Pat and Nicole’s love of turkeys goes all the way back to their childhoods and after college, Pat caught wild turkeys, boxed them up, drove them to their new locations, released them and now he hunts them. Pat Reeve explains, “The first paycheck I ever received in college was from the

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