He says turkeys are his favorite thing to hunt because they require more participation from the hunter, and the hunt is more challenging. He added that he enjoys the spring turkey hunting season. It's when everything is waking up, the birds are migrating back, and the leaves are turning green. Over the years, Kermit has acquired his own little tricks for success. First, he is of the belief that the turkey is not going to make a mistake.
Preparation is very important.
You need to be camouflaged and get into some kind of physical shape. There can be a lot of walking, fresh air, and sitting still. Another important factor he stressed is being in your spot ahead of time. Legal time to begin shooting is a half hour before sunrise. He suggests being at your spot a half hour before the legal time because the turkey will first gobble about an hour before sunrise.