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When a Tennessee turkey hunter rolled into camp, Lyle made good on a bet—and the woods made good on a hunt. Here’s how a cold spring morning and a few well-timed calls brought together friends and one fine Mississippi gobbler.

Some hunts bring more than just a bird—they bring you back to the places that made you fall in love with turkey hunting. This morning along the Noxubee River was one of those hunts.

Taking your wife turkey hunting can be one of the most rewarding—and hilarious—experiences of your season. From bug spray battles to keeping her still (good luck with that), Lyle shares his top 10 tips for surviving and thriving when you bring your better half into the turkey woods. Spoiler: it’s mostly a good thing… mostly.

When it comes to turkey hunting, picking the right call is half the battle. With so many options—mouth calls, box calls, and friction (pot) calls—it can be hard to know what to grab when the birds are gobbling.

So which one is best? Well… it depends on your style, your experience, and the hunting conditions. This blog breaks it all down so you can make the right call when it counts.

Think a spooked turkey means game over? Think again. Lyle shares a real-world tip on how a little patience—and the right call—turned a busted hunt into a success.