With fall seasons just around the corner, you're probably getting reacquainted with your turkey calls. Here are some great calling tips from the writers of Turkey & Turkey Hunting.

Turkey hunting's foremost experts collaborate to offer quick tips guaranteed to up your game this fall.

Box calls are known for their simplicity and effectiveness. Learning how to use a box call can take seconds, but mastering one should not come easy. Editor Brian Lovett goes beyond the basic back-and-forth motions and introduces a variety of motions to practice. Video included.

Patience equals confidence, plus comfort multiplied by three, plus inclination. Mathematician Gary Sefton gives a valuable lesson about this key equation of turkey hunting.

Most spring turkey hunts involve a critical decision that seals success or failure. Editor Brian Lovett looks back at three hunts when he needed to make a crucial choice. Read Lovett's situation, then choose what you would have done.

Can you use trail cameras to scout for turkeys? Perhaps. If nothing else, they provide a great source of entertainment. Scott Bestul walks through how to set things up.

Turkey hunting is full of variables, but there’s one constant: food. In fact, springtime turkey chow can lead to your next gobbler. Here's how to look for what turkeys eat.

There’s a huge gap between “good enough” and truly good. To reach — or even aspire to reach — that level, you must get inside a mouth call and see what makes it tick.

Don't wake up at 3 a.m. to go hunting again until you listen and watch this webinar. Expert turkey caller Brian Lovett demonstrates calling techniques and more.

Walking and calling is a great tactic, but it’s not right for every situation. Here are some thoughts on the relative merits of cutting and running.