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Heartland Hunters Pro Staff. One common debate or question that comes up a lot is; do I run-and-gun, or set up a blind, and stay put? Is one method better at killing turkeys than the other? I’ll do my best to break it down. I want to preface that in the examples to follow, we’re assuming that we are hunting an area that we know turkeys inhabit; whether from pre-season scouting, roosting and locating the night before or hunting the same land that’s been handed down for generations. Where the Hunt -. Is th...

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Volume 5 Issue 2 Summer 2013. A Yukon Hunt to Remember. John Gibbs - HH Pro Staff. We flew to Whitehorse, Yukon on September 18. And then took a float plane the next day 100 miles east to our camp on Fish Lake, our home for the next eight days. We would be hunting moose, grizzly and wolves on the lake and river system that the lake drained into. Day of my hunt and I decided to hold out for a bigger moose. As I watched him, 3 cows and calf, I couldn’t help but wonder if I was making the right decision.

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Three Quarters of My Slam

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Three Quarters of My Slam. Heartland Hunters Pro Staff. I remember watching a Turkey Hunting Video at a young age; I set my eyes on this glorious Tom strutting across my TV screen. But, this bird was different than the turkeys I was used to seeing in Missouri, he had all these beautiful white tips on his fan complimented by a sun drenched mountain back drop when all of a sudden, BANG! I recalled those videos as a kid seeing the Merriam Turkey for the first time and now the reality of that dream just play...

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The "Other" Hunting Seasons

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The Other Hunting Seasons. Heartland Hunters Pro Staff. There is a hunting season that most of us don't know about. Some of us do, but still feel that the risk is just too great and the prey too dangerous. OK, OK. with the big picture of a mushroom next to these words- there's no point in belaboring the intro. Yes, we're talking about mushroom hunting! On not liking mushrooms:. It was about 3 years ago that I was sitting at my in-laws house when my father-in-law walked in with a large grocery-store style...

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A partner is many things: your family who supports your time afield, your hunting buddy that drops from his stand early to help you drag a. A partner is many things, your family who supports your time afield, your hunting buddy that drops from his stand early to help you drag a. This page is a tribute to the HeartlandHunters partners; each logo below represents an organization, a manufacturer or website that has impacted our lives in some fashion. We hope you'll take a few minutes to visit their webs...

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Hide Or Seek?

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Heartland Hunters Pro Staff. One common debate or question that comes up a lot is; do I run-and-gun, or set up a blind, and stay put? Is one method better at killing turkeys than the other? I’ll do my best to break it down. I want to preface that in the examples to follow, we’re assuming that we are hunting an area that we know turkeys inhabit; whether from pre-season scouting, roosting and locating the night before or hunting the same land that’s been handed down for generations. The Silent Threat - I c...