A Pie For Turkey Hunting
There are many tips and tactics that can be used for turkey hunting. But what does pie have to do with turkeys? To keep things on the humorous side, try eating or rather using, pie for turkey hunting success.
P.I.E. stands for patience, information, and execution. These are the fundamentals to becoming a skilled and successful turkey hunter.
Patience
One of the best qualities for any turkey hunter to have is patience. In the field, patience is needed to endure long days when the turkeys don’t want to cooperate. Patience is needed to persevere on those wet or windy days. Patience is needed in order to be persistent while on the hunt for that gobbler. Patience is needed to continue calling when the woods are quiet. Patience is needed to sit still and stay put when waiting for the gobbler on his final approach.
Information
There is a lot of information that can be used while hunting the wild turkey. This information is gathered by spending time in the woods scouting and observing turkey activity. Knowledge obtained through experience also provides helpful information. Learn how to hunt by becoming familiar with turkey habits and movement. Use this information to make good decisions on where to locate, where to set up, when and how to call, and when to make the shot.
Execution
Once knowledge is gathered, the hunter must then learn to execute proper tactics for turkey hunting. This begins with practice. The hunter must learn to use a variety of turkey calls. He must be proficient with the weapon to be used. The turkey hunter must be able to conceal himself in the woods. He must be able to endure the physical activity needed to roam the woods in search of a turkey. The hunter should be able to locate set up areas. He must be able to use calls to bring in the turkey. And finally, he must be able to make an accurate, clean, and ethical shot on the turkey.
So use a slice of pie to become a better turkey hunter. By doing so, one will come to understand that pie often equals success. Maybe it should have been P.I.E.S.
