Great article on how turkey season dates are set!
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Great article on how turkey season dates are set!
If you've ever wondered why your season dates are set like they are, this article explains in perfectly. This info is for my state of SC so the dates will probably differ for you fellas farther north. This is a great read.
http://www.dnr.sc.gov/wildlife/turkey/springseason06.html
http://www.dnr.sc.gov/wildlife/turkey/springseason06.html
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RE: Great article on how turkey season dates are set!
That was a great article. Thanks! I hunt just west of Augusta so the info. is pertinent to my area and I found the peak gobbling chart esp. interesting. I have great success in late April and on into May. It's actually kind of a secret as to how good the hunting can be late in the season in my area. Everybody gets discouraged by the "henned up bird" syndrome at the beginning of the season through the middle of April and it works out great for those of us that continue to hunt the late season.
Dan
Dan
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RE: Great article on how turkey season dates are set!
Yeah I thought that article was full of great info as well. I learned a lot from it. How long is your season open in GA?
Our season here in SC opens April 1 and runs through May 1. A few counties, on private land, open on March 15th.
Our season here in SC opens April 1 and runs through May 1. A few counties, on private land, open on March 15th.
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RE: Great article on how turkey season dates are set!
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According to that chart I would say you're season would be best Apr. 15- May 15
According to that chart I would say you're season would be best Apr. 15- May 15