We show these picture as some non-resident turkey hunters have expressed surprise at how sparse some of the productive turkey habitat is compared to what they are accustomed to hunting. These hunters typically are from the east and north United States. While conversely the hunters from the south central and southwest United States typically view the habitat aerial with the larger wooded areas to have far too much habitat. The bottom line is our greatest success has come from matching the hunter to the habitat he is most familiar with for his first mid-west hunt. No baiting, no hunting over feeders.
All turkey hunting is on wild birds in their natural surroundings.
Blinds are permitted, either manufactured or natural. Cutting into a cedar will make for a well camouflaged blind. Bugs during the early Kansas season are not likely due to colder temperatures. Middle April has an increasing amount of insects requiring a bug suit of spray. Southern United States hunters are pleased with the infrequency of ticks.