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[1iagobblergetter]

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I bought Turkey hunting, a one man game off a recommendation of this tread and can't seem to put the book down, it's easily worth the 20 bucks. Its got a southern theme that I enjoy.

I finished mine in 3 days..Ordered the old pro turkey hunter...Since this thread I’ve found a few others that I would like to get ahold of at some point.


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Thats how i started and now its another collection I have. I think I'm somewhere around 200 books turkey related.

[Ranger]

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And if Southern and Spiritual is your thing, East of the Slash needs to be your next book.  I want to try Bobby Coles books next, hear they're good.  Best Southern Lit I could recommend:  Harry Crews A CHILDHOOD BIOGRAPHY OF A PLACE.   Cormac McCarthy BLOOD MERIDIAN

[gaswamp]

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[Sixes]

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Not turkey related, but if you like historical mountain men type stories, get Crow Killer: The saga of Liver Eating Johnson.


Its the true story that the movie Jeremiah Johnson is based off.

I've read it several times and it's an incredible tale

[WV Ridge Reaper]

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So I have just about finished the old pro...Wow what a book!


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[nitro]

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Great books here alrready ..

I will add-

Charles Elliott " Hunting with the old Professor"

Dr. Bobby Dale - " Turkey Roost Tales" or more special his first book " Double Gobble"

Earl Groves- " Talking tomfoolery"

Dr Lovett Williams - anything he wrote  is excellent.

Doug Camp - " Turkey hunting Spring and Fall"

Jim Casada - Remembering the Greats

[nitro]

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Fantastic book .. was privileged to meet him at UGA. Incredibly underrated author.  I guarantee you " Ivorybills" will make you stop and think about your relationship to the world, God and many other things.

Highly recommended.

Find Deep enough for Ivorybills, by James Kilgo. It’s a fine read. Not about turkey hunting specifically, just hunting tradition in the south.


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[tal]

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 Ridge Reaper I enjoyed your post and hope you are 100% soon. Gene's was the first book I ever read on turkeys. Sadly a stopped up basement drain allowed a couple of inches of water to back up and ruined several books I had in boxes. I need another copy...

[gaswamp]

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Fantastic book .. was privileged to meet him at UGA. Incredibly underrated author.  I guarantee you " Ivorybills" will make you stop and think about your relationship to the world, God and many other things.

Highly recommended.

Find Deep enough for Ivorybills, by James Kilgo. It’s a fine read. Not about turkey hunting specifically, just hunting tradition in the south.


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got it ordered...looking forward to reading it

[Rapscallion Vermilion]

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Fantastic book .. was privileged to meet him at UGA. Incredibly underrated author.  I guarantee you " Ivorybills" will make you stop and think about your relationship to the world, God and many other things.

Highly recommended.

Find Deep enough for Ivorybills, by James Kilgo. It’s a fine read. Not about turkey hunting specifically, just hunting tradition in the south.


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got it ordered...looking forward to reading it

Same here, based on these recommendations, and it is next up on my list.  Also ordered Stephen Bodio's first novel, Tiger Country: A Novel of the Wild Southwest.