Fusion Bone Calls

Are any of y’all fall turkey hunting this upcoming season? Or, are you just focusing on deer?



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Who is ready for deer season?? How is everyone’s scouting going? Let us know below! ⬇️

We hope you grow up to be a double bearded, 2 inch spurred, long beard some day, haha!
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Happy Monday to everyone. We hope you have a great week!!
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The deadliest snake where I live.. the Prairie Rattler! I have had a few close encounters!
What are the deadliest snakes in your area? Close encounters?
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Fishing tip #001 : Learn how to cast. Being able to put the bait in the strike zone is important.
Poor casting results in missed opportunities and lost lures.

I remember losing a few lures as a kid due to poor casting, haha..

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Deer hunting tip #001:
Human oder obviously spooks deer. Shower with a scent-free soap before heading out to the stand!
Keep your clothes in a tub with leaves and dirt and be prepared to smell like the woods!
PS, deodorant can be a killer!

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Last call was a beauty! Have any of you ever been to an NWTF banquet?
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Turkey hunting tip #002: Roosting. The easiest way to hunt a bird in the spring is to find out where he is roosting the night before. This ties in with the previous tip of scouting. Pre-season scouting should key you in the general roost location.
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Just an outdoorsy photo with the merch. This photo was taken in Cripple Creek, Colorado!

Turkey hunting tip #001: Pre-season scouting is extremely important fellas. Scout for food sources, droppings, scratches, hardwood flats, and of course turkey’s!

NWTF ( The National Wild Turkey Federation , NWTF-Kansas ) calls are coming along nicely! Follow us on Instagram if you haven’t already!