Turkey books

[wchadw]

Any of these are good


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[wchadw]

Or this one


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[Zobo]

If you can find a copy of Old Pro Turkey Hunter it's a wonderful book. Still my all time favorite.

I like it also, good illustrations too. I like the challenge list where he states "the wild turkey can see 10 times better than you, he can hear 5 times better, his endurance is better than yours, his patience is superior, he is a better physical specimen than you, lol!...so perfectly put, and funny too!

[FLGobstopper]

Old Pro Turkey Hunter is my personal favorite. Close behind is East of the Slash by Wade Wineman and Bird of Courage. I also think the Truth about spring turkey hunting according to Cuz series are some great reads. Of course anything Tom Kelly and Illumination In the Flatwoods as already mentioned. A couple of others I haven't read I saw mentioned and would also love to own.

[aclawrence]

Old Pro, Double Gobble, One Man Game


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[blake_08]

One that I don't see mentioned much is called One Season by Alan White. It's a fictional story and a boy and his grandfather and turkey hunting, but it's relatable and a good read. I highly recommend it.

[Cowboy]

Old Pro is probably my favorite.  My Dad and brother also enjoy it. We all read it before season every year. Matter of fact, I believe its still on my end table at home.  The Ronnie Strickland books and certainly Bad Birds by Jim Spencer high on my list as well. Enjoy all of those. I also have a copy of East of the Slash and all Tom Kelly.

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[Sir-diealot]

As others have said Old Pro Turkey Hunter is very good, as is anything from Lovett E. Williams Jr.

[The Lung]

I received "Canadian River Hunt" by General William E. Strong for Father's Day. It is a journal account of a turkey hunt in Indian Territory (now Oklahoma) from 1878.
Very interesting for history buffs and turkey hunters alike.

[Mossberg90MN]

Old Pro is definitely my favorite book.


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[TurkeyReaper69]

Best book I've ever read is "A Land Remembered" by Patrick Smith. Takes a real look into old Florida and will sicken you to realize whats become of the state. Highly reccomend.

As far as turkey literature goes Old Pro is hard to beat.

[maineute]

Turkey hunting bible by Ray Eye. I read it every few years, good book.

[makestomstremble]

Turkey Hunters Digest by Dwain Bland.

[Cowboy]

Memories of Spring by Ron Jolly is a fine read as well. Picked up my copy in 2020 at the NWTF.

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[Sir-diealot]

Memories of Spring by Ron Jolly is a fine read as well. Picked up my copy in 2020 at the NWTF.

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I'll second that.