NEBRASKA PUBLIC LAND MERRIAM'S and HYBRID - Two GOBBLERS in ONE day

After a few tough days of hunting we completely change locations to avoid pressure and run into a pile of gobbling turkeys.
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[@11Bulletstopper]

This isn’t Nebraska, because every fucking time I go there it’s windy as shit lol

[@joeduarte1901]

Great video, good job! we're planning on heading to Nebraska this spring, even Nebraska Turkey Harvest survey shows pressure galore, we are not discouraged as plenty of hard working crews like you guys smash it on the videos we watch. Question for you fella's, is the pressure all the 1 mile from the truck hunters? We are the hike all day types to get on em, trying to figure out if it's real pressure or Saturday morning army pressure.. thanks guys !

[@goneallseason]

Thanks for Watching! What we found was a lot of the pressure is near obvious access points that you can just get out of the car and hunt. As soon as we found an area that was hard to get to and had agriculture fields in the turkeys range, the birds were not hard to find. Spent a lot of time in the truck looking for public that was not being hammered with pressure.

[@johnwylie4711]

Yes we are too! Good luck to you guys!

[@philmiller7967]

We need Ben on the camera

[@dereklee364]

You called that first turkey a hybrid. All turkeys in Nebraska are hybrids…if your trying to identify a particular subspecies you have to go off of fan tip color…wing feather color and other physical characteristics. I would say that first turkey was closer to a rio and the last one was closer to a merriams but they’re both hybrids

[@cole_booth]

There is actually true Merriams in the Northwest part of Nebraska