Talking Turkeys: Scouting and Calling Tactics for Hunting Osceola Turkeys (Swamp N Stomp ep. #53)

[@southstar8025]

Great content! Thanks guys. You had me 😂😂😂when you described that jake running to you.

[@ec9697]

Woodsmanship..my
Guy puts in work and doesn’t over call..

[@huntingwithluke2827]

Thanks for the awesome videos you put out god bless be safe guys

[@andreseloyguevara]

Great video!

[@robertlinares8024]

Great discussion and insight, would have loved to hear your thoughts on decoys!

[@SwampNStomp]

He hates them. More stuff to carry around, more stuff to pick up when making a move, and just another thing to spook a turkey. If you are going to use them use a really nice one. They are only really useful when you are hunting wide open spaces where they might otherwise be weirded out coming into a spot they can see clearly where they’ve heard calling and yet they can’t see a turkey. If possible, set up in a way that they can’t see the area that is within shooting range so that when they finally get close enough to where you’ve been calling from, it’s already to late for them. Thanks for watching! -Mark

[@kylelapotaire9312]

14:18 A rabbit hops by in the background

[@SwampNStomp]

Good eye!

[@truss2005]

I’ve heard that oceolas don’t really cut when they yelp is that true?

[@SwampNStomp]

No not really, but they just aren’t very vocal to begin with

[@truss2005]

@@SwampNStomp thanks

[@garrettdavis4291]

Would u guys suggest any public lands for good Osceola hunting?

[@SwampNStomp]

We don’t spot name, the good spots are hard to find. But I will say, they all hold turkeys and if you put boots on the ground, you can get on em

[@garrettdavis4291]

@@SwampNStomp thank you for the advice

[@connerhardy1088]

What kind of push pull does he use?

[@swamp_rat_fla1126]

Looks like a Quaker Boy Trigger Finger

[@garageworks2864]

Rabbit at 14:20