Dr. Lovett Williams and Col. Tom Kelly, 2 of the best!

[spurs2bgobblin]

I just finished my full collection of Dr. Lovett Williams books and I'm about 70% on Col. Tom Kelly's works. Let me tell you guys, if you have a passion for some good turkey talk and just good stories in general these are some of the best. I've really enjoyed the more abstract stuff from both of these fellas!

[RND1983]

Definitely two of the best!

[GobbleGitr]

Great books...So much to learn and apply in the field with Lovett's books...more than a host of otherwise entertaining youtube videos can provide.  Tom Kelly's first few books provide a fulfillment that only someone that has read the books can understand, he is a gifted storyteller.  Jim Casada's 'Remembering the Greats' and Joe Hutto's 'Illumination in the Flatwoods' are additional books that I return to regularly.

[Sir-diealot]

I really enjoy Mr. Williams books for sure.

[spurs2bgobblin]

I'll need to check out Jim and Joe's books. Thanks for the recommendation!


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[PalmettoRon]

Tom Kelly is a treasure. He is an excellent writer with a wicked sense of humor. Lovett knew more about the wild turkey than anyone arguably. I spent time in camps in Mexico and Guatemala years ago with him. He was a very inquisitive man, funny and down to earth.

I agree that both authors have much to offer. Hutto put out a CD?/VCR about Illumination in the Flatwoods too. His book is very good too

[Jstocks]

I haven't read any of Williams' but Kelly books are usually down of my favorite reads.

[greencop01]

Lovett and Tom are great reads but don't forget Kenny Morgan, he has a lot to say about turkeys. 

[spurs2bgobblin]

If y'all haven't read Who's a Florida Cracker you're missing out. It was a pretty entertaining read.


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