It is unlawful to take turkey with a rifle, dogs, electronic calling device, live decoys, or in a tree. If using a bow, it must be at least a 40-pound bow. Arrows must have the archer's name and address. Retractable blade broadheads are allowed. One turkey of either sex per hunter.
Archery is the only legal method of hunting turkey in the fall.
The turkey must be tagged immediately upon killing. Registration is required, and the bird must be a fully feathered intact carcass, which may be gutted. Spring season requires registration before 4 p.m. on the day the turkey is killed. Fall season requires registration within 12 hours of killing a turkey, and that it be reported to a conservation officer within 24 hours. A person who has taken a turkey may assist another properly licensed turkey hunter by calling only.