The Mossberg Journal

Sometimes turkey hunting is far from what you seen in slick edits on run & gun spring strategies.

Ever wonder how your turkey calls actually sound to a gobbler in the woods? In this video, we take a practical look at how pot calls and mouth calls sound at 25, 50, 75, and 100 yards

We pulled off a textbook move on a big mountain gobbler. From early locator calls and strategic positioning to resisting the urge to call too early, this hunt was all about patience, terrain, and timing.

In the world of turkey hunting so much emphasis is placed on how to call turkeys. But, there's no denying that no hunter can call a turkey to a place he simply doesn't want to go.

In this episode of STARTUP, Country songwriter Jasper Charles, who is documenting his entrance to becoming a turkey hunter, goes into the kinds of gear he bought and what he regrets.

Pay close attention to the subtle parts of turkey posture and cadence. If you are new to turkey hunting, this is a great video for beginners.

In this segment, Jasper talks about what he's learning on the golden turkey call in any hunter's vest: patience.

Whether it's a Holosun or Vortex or any other Red Dot optic for a turkey shotgun, they are not one size fits all approach.

The Just Hunt Club crew set up close and tight to a longbeard knowing that patience is what will kill these birds. Jon gives some tips on what to do if you are caught off-guard while turkey hunting.

Discover effective tactics to make turkeys come to you, including the importance of patience and strategic positioning. These insights will help enhance your turkey hunting game.

Getting started turkey hunting brings with it a massive learning curve. Turkey hunting for beginners is something that takes time and patience because it is more than just turkey calling.

Turkey hunting across multiple states culminating in Indiana's opening day. The guys from Just Hunt Club go boat scouting for longboards.

Join us on the road for a comprehensive look at our mobile truck setup ideal for turkey hunting.

Through some skillful maneuvering and strategic planning, we managed to harvest a second gobbler with a 28 gauge Mossberg Eventide shotgun.

The hardest part of turkey hunting is not locating a bird. Work hard scouting and you can do that. The hardest part of turkey hunting is the battle inside.

Join Kevin and Cody as they navigate a successful turkey hunt in Maine. Watch as they share their experiences, including their preferred gear like the Mossberg 28 gauge and Red Dot sights.

From turkey calls to zip ties, Cody goes through the essentials he brings for every turkey hunt.

With the advent of TSS loads, and loads that outperform lead, turkey hunters are seeing shotgun pattern performance that holds strong results, allowing the use of shotguns that are smaller and lighter than 12 gauges.

Whether you're a seasoned hunter or a curious beginner, understanding the nuances of inflection can make all the difference in your turkey hunting success.

Jason Cruise, host of The Master's Series, covers how to hen yelp with inflection. Inflection is a key part of turkey calling.