On small properties, a good strategy is to choose a known area for turkey activity as a setup location. Toss out a few decoys, get concealed and play the waiting game. (Photo courtesy of Lynn Burkhead)
By Lynn Burkhead, OutdoorChannel.com
In today's modern world, bigger is said to be better and time is almost always a wasting.
But don't believe that when it comes to spring turkey hunting, a time-honored pastime where small parcels of land can pay huge dividends for hunters willing to adjust their tactics.
A case in point is a spot a friend of mine has hunted for a number of years. It's not very big and lies only a few minutes outside of town, but the place is always home to a fair number of Rio Grande turkeys each spring.
While many turkey hunters in the southern Great Plains like to...