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We had the opportunity to ask each member of The Untamed crew about some of our hottest turkey topics. Here are the highlights of our conversation about chasing (and harvesting) spring turkeys.

Have you considered how to spend the whitetail off-season? For deer hunters, coyote hunting challenges their hunting ability, promotes hunting practice in the off-season, and protects vulnerable wildlife.

When deer disappear, coyotes are often the culprit. They eat fawns, small game, livestock, and even our pets. Coyotes are one of the most adaptable animals in the world. Their excellent vision, sense of smell, and hearing, matched with their ability to survive by eating just about anything, make them irrepressible predators.

More often than not, coyote hunters will steer clear of public land, believing it is overrun by other hunters or that any surviving coyotes have already left the land. Do not believe these stereotypes!

Predator hunting has become increasingly popular in recent years. Whether it's because hunters don't want their beloved whitetail tracked down or they find a thrill in harvesting a nice 'yote, predator hunting does have some significance and should be looked upon more highly.

It's time to hunt the hunter. Outsmarting the ever-adaptable and elusive coyote is one of the most challenging hunts you can embark on. 

Where states offer it, winter squirrel hunting is a nice way to unwind after whitetail season – or just in general. It allows you to continue your year spent outdoors right into the next one.

Being prepared in the field while hunting deer, turkey, or other wild game means having the right gear on hand. So, what should you take on your next hunt?

It's December, meaning Christmas and New Year are just around the corner. Many of us have holiday get-togethers that require us to bring a dish to pass. If you were lucky this hunting season, your freezer is full of wonderful wild game.

Why does it sometimes seem like the biggest bucks only come out after the rut? Because it's true!

Winter can be difficult and sometimes even frustrating for hunters. Deer movement begins to change drastically, conditions start to seem unbearable, and suddenly, that big buck on your trail camera is nowhere to be found.

Not all of us have acres upon acres of private hunting land at our fingertips. Finding a place to hunt can be challenging, especially at the last minute.