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    Default Tower stand Turkey hunting

    Pros or cons
    Anyone hunt turkeys this way with success? Thanks I’m advance

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    My wife’s uncle in the states used to hunt turkeys in from his deer stand. Pros would be out of sight cons there was always pellets in the meat.
    "Give a man a fish and he eats for a day, Teach a man to fish and he eats for the rest of his life"

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    Maybe better suited to bow hunting.

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    I'm pretty sure you're not allowed to hunt turkey from stand in ontario. I might be wrong but double check before hand !

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bowjob View Post
    I'm pretty sure you're not allowed to hunt turkey from stand in ontario. I might be wrong but double check before hand !

    NO ..there are no restrictions as to 'how' you set up to hunt a turkey..as was pointed out, it's up to the hunter to optimise their set up for both safety and the cleanest kill. Tree stands are not the best way to set up.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MikePal View Post
    NO ..there are no restrictions as to 'how' you set up to hunt a turkey..as was pointed out, it's up to the hunter to optimise their set up for both safety and the cleanest kill. Tree stands are not the best way to set up.
    huh, i could have sworn ive read it somewhere, big brain fart i guess

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    Birds look up ... deer don't , right ? I will stick with my ground blinds and nail him when he sticks his neck out to gobble. Nothing says "Shut Up !" like a load of number fives to the head !
    Good Luck & Good Hunting !

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    As longpointer said, hunting turkeys from a tree stand does not offer the same strategic advantage (hiding the hunter) that is does when deer hunting because unlike deer, turkeys are wary of predators from above. You would be pretty exposed to turkeys in a tree stand and it would be hard to hide your movements such as operating calls. I'm also inclined to think that turkeys can tell the difference between a call coming from the ground (more natural) and a call coming from up in a tree at a time of day when turkeys should be on the ground.
    "What calm deer hunter's heart has not skipped a beat when the stillness of a cold November morning is broken by the echoes of hounds tonguing yonder?" -Anonymous-

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    I don’t know, a few years ago while Deer hunting, 15 Turkeys would walk under my tree stand in the morning then same thing again in evening. lol That was before a fall hunt was open in that zone.
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