Turkey Hunting in Southern Wisconsin: Jefferson, Madison & Milwaukee Area Guide Southern Wisconsin offers some of the most consistent turkey hunting in the state. Between agricultural land, hardwood ridges, and river bottoms, areas around Jefferson, Madison, and Milwaukee hold strong turkey populations — but pressure and terrain make strategy important. If you’re hunting southern Wisconsin…
DetailsTurkey Hunting in Green Bay, Wisconsin: Where to Hunt, Tips & What to Do After the Shot Green Bay and the surrounding area offer some of the best turkey hunting opportunities in northeastern Wisconsin. Between farmland edges, hardwood ridges, and scattered public land, there’s no shortage of birds — but pressure, terrain, and timing all…
DetailsWhat to Do After Shooting a Turkey (Step-by-Step Field Care Guide) You got your bird. Now what you do in the next 30–60 minutes matters more than anything else — especially if you’re even thinking about mounting it. This is where most hunters mess up. They do what they’ve always done with deer or other…
DetailsWisconsin Youth Turkey Hunt 2026: Dates, Tips & What to Do After Your First Bird The Wisconsin Youth Turkey Hunt is one of the best opportunities to introduce young hunters to the outdoors. With lower pressure, a dedicated season, and a focus on mentorship, it’s the perfect time to help youth experience their…
DetailsHow Stehling’s Taxidermy Helps with the Entire Gould’s Turkey Process Planning a Gould’s turkey hunt in Mexico is exciting, but the process doesn’t end once the bird is harvested. From export paperwork to USDA import requirements and final mounting, there are several critical steps where mistakes can lead to delays, seizures, or even…
DetailsGoing on a Gould’s Turkey Hunt in Mexico? Here’s What You Need to Know Planning a Gould’s turkey hunt in Mexico is an exciting goal for passionate turkey hunters — but it comes with unique logistics, legal requirements, and preparation compared to a typical U.S. hunt. Whether you’re chasing a World Slam, a rare…
DetailsBagging the World Slam? How to Import Your Turkey from Mexico to the USA—Legally Don’t let your dream hunt turn into a customs nightmare. Learn the essential, USDA-approved steps for importing Ocellated and Gould’s turkeys from Mexico into the United States—without risking confiscation, fines, or the loss of your trophy. …
DetailsField Care Instructions for Small Game Taxidermy: How to Protect Your Trophy From the Moment of Harvest Small game hunting offers some of the most rewarding experiences in the field—fast action, challenging shots, and a deep connection to the outdoors. But when it comes to turning that moment of success into a…
DetailsWhere to Start Turkey Season Early: Best Southern States for February–March Hunts (2026 Guide) Why Start Turkey Season Early? For many Midwest hunters, spring turkey season can’t come fast enough. With Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, and Illinois opening later in April, hunters are eager to scratch the itch sooner — and the good…
DetailsTop Turkey-Hunting States for Midwest Hunters (2025) If you’re based in the Midwest — like Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Illinois or Michigan — but want to travel for a turkey hunt, some states give you a big leg up. Below are states that combine good turkey populations, reasonable access (public or private), favorable seasons,…
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