How to Read a Wild Turkey's Body Language: A Guide for Hunters
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- Опубліковано 19 тра 2024
- Reading a wild turkey's body language is crucial to hunting success. As a professional wildlife artist and avid hunter, Ryan Kirby has spent his entire career studying the colors and poses of the wild turkey. Here we unveil the outward clues to understanding a turkey's mood and predict his next behavior. From recognizing the signs of a fired-up gobbler to knowing when a turkey goes cold and is about to spook, this video provides tips that will enhance your success in the field. Whether you're a seasoned hunter looking for a refresher or a beginner looking for your first bird, join us as we unravel the mysteries of turkey behavior.
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Most people who have hunted turkeys a lot are aware of all those things, but when it is broken down like that, I think it makes people go back and remember some things they may have taken for granted during previous hunts. That was well done.
So I’ve been an avid turkey hunter most of my life and this info is interesting. But I have personally seen them change head colors coming through the woods and not be nervous at all. The snood is and body poster is what I’ve always watched. Just from what I’ve experienced
This is the coolest channel dude. Love what you're doing!
What a wonderful and informative video. THANK YOU so much
Very informative. Well presented.
This is 100% spot on
👌👌👌👌 and one more thing they are very unpredictable birds . Good video 👍
Thank you for sharing good information.
Great Work Braddah! 🦃😎🤙🏾
Amazing video and information! Keep up the great work! God bless you!!!
Appreciate it! Good to know you like the video format
Great information thanks Brother 🤘🏼
Thanks for sharing.
Very interesting thank you for the info
Been turkey hunting over 30 years
Seen the wing clip many times but never until now knew what it meant or thought it meant anything.
Thank you
That's the cool thing about hunting isn't it? I feel like I learn something new every single season
Nice info!!! Thanks!
Great video!
Awesome thanks for the video and knowledge. They seem to be making a decent come back we are only allowed to shoot 2 here and the season starts really late mid April they was strutting gobbling and breeding 3 weeks ago
Good to hear! 👍
Wow. Thank you
It's pretty awesome what you're able to do with your art. Being able to do it based on experience and not just looking at a picture or watching a video makes it even better.
Appreciate it. We're always thinking of cool things we can do with the art after I complete it👍
Solid white head and waddles is the hottest a Turkey gets. I have seen them like this here in Georgia over the years and when they go solid White you can do no wrong with your calling.
What about when his head is pure white? Had 3 come in together gobbling on their own and they were all white
Pure white, he’s pissed and ready to get fiesty…
I'd imagine all three of them were super hot and playing off of each other, which is why they were even gobbling on their own. Those birds are a gift from Heaven 😆
Makes no matter to me anymore we have no more birds sadly
Is it true that when a tom is about the breed or is breeding most of his head will be white?
Yes, and when they're ready to fight. Any time he's fired up that crown will be white
That first merriam didn’t have any spurs
Saw it too. Must have been a hen 😂