Turkey Books

[tree-rat sniper]

Ray Eyes 'Turkey hunters bible' is my favorite.

Yep! & his Practical turkey hunting strategies... Ray is very entertaining!

[Bennett]

I have all of the ones mentioned so far and they are all worth owning. Another I would highly recommend is Turkey Hunting: Spring and Fall by Doug Camp.

[Double B]

Ultimate Turkey Hunting by Harold Knight & David Hale w forward by Wade L. Bourne.  I probably learned more out of that book than any other book starting out.  Early 90's time period I believe.  They were just starting to use the Mossberg 835.  Good read with their history and many good stories.

[GobbleNut]

One of my favorites is a book by one of our current (or perhaps, past) members here, Tom Weddle (Hookspur) titled "Turkey Tails and Tales from Across the USA".  It has only been out a couple of years, but I highly recommend it as being both entertaining and informative, as well as being very well written.

[catdaddy]

"East of the Slash" by Wade Wineman.

[Double B]

Definitely agree Gobblenut, Weddle's book is another great read. .......and by a fellow Hoosier.  A buddy loaned it to me and it was quite enjoyable.

[OldSchool]

Of what I've read The Old Pro Turkey Hunter by Gene Nunnery is my favorite. I read it several times a year.

Bob

[tha bugman]

The Old Pro is my favorite Tenth Legion would be second and The Season would be third

[strutnva]

One of my favorites is a book by one of our current (or perhaps, past) members here, Tom Weddle (Hookspur) titled "Turkey Tails and Tales from Across the USA".  It has only been out a couple of years, but I highly recommend it as being both entertaining and informative, as well as being very well written.

I'm reading this one now and it is excellent.

[slamman]

One of my favorites is a book by one of our current (or perhaps, past) members here, Tom Weddle (Hookspur) titled "Turkey Tails and Tales from Across the USA".  It has only been out a couple of years, but I highly recommend it as being both entertaining and informative, as well as being very well written.

x2 great book hopefully he's started his second book.

[GED6531]

One of my favorites is a book by one of our current (or perhaps, past) members here, Tom Weddle (Hookspur) titled "Turkey Tails and Tales from Across the USA".  It has only been out a couple of years, but I highly recommend it as being both entertaining and informative, as well as being very well written.

Where can I purchase this book? Also, I want to thank everyone for all of the input. Many of these I have and some I do not have. I love comparing different strategies and techniques with different hunters. I try to take a little from each book and try to encompass it in my own style of turkey hunting. You can never learn too much.

[GobbleNut]

One of my favorites is a book by one of our current (or perhaps, past) members here, Tom Weddle (Hookspur) titled "Turkey Tails and Tales from Across the USA".  It has only been out a couple of years, but I highly recommend it as being both entertaining and informative, as well as being very well written.

Where can I purchase this book? Also, I want to thank everyone for all of the input. Many of these I have and some I do not have. I love comparing different strategies and techniques with different hunters. I try to take a little from each book and try to encompass it in my own style of turkey hunting. You can never learn too much.

I'll see if I can round up that info for you...

[southern_leo]

One of my favorites is a book by one of our current (or perhaps, past) members here, Tom Weddle (Hookspur) titled "Turkey Tails and Tales from Across the USA".  It has only been out a couple of years, but I highly recommend it as being both entertaining and informative, as well as being very well written.

Where can I purchase this book? Also, I want to thank everyone for all of the input. Many of these I have and some I do not have. I love comparing different strategies and techniques with different hunters. I try to take a little from each book and try to encompass it in my own style of turkey hunting. You can never learn too much.

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[ElkTurkMan]

Old Pro Turkey Hunter   
Turkey Hunting with Charlie Elliott
The Turkey Hunting World of Ben Lee
A Fork in the Road
Native Turkeys and a North GA Mountain Turkey Hunter.                                                                                     

[theroaddog]

I have all of the ones mentioned so far and they are all worth owning. Another I would highly recommend is Turkey Hunting: Spring and Fall by Doug Camp.

This was the book that got me started turkey hunting.  My dad bought it and a box call for me when I was in fourth or fifth grade.
Turkey Hunting with Charlie Elliott is another good one