Youth season 2025

[millerwheeler]

Here’s Owens

[highside74]

Some great pics. Great job to the kids and their "guides."

[time2hunt]

I was just told the kids get four turkey tags but is it for the same unit or different units 


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Here is a screenshot from the turkey pamphlet

Thanks I’m not much of a turkey hunter just usually let a couple kid in a year and they said they can shoot up to four .


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[time2hunt]

Let my buddy Mikey and his daughter hunt the ranch. this was Sydnee first bird with a very proud dad next her. 


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[teanawayslayer]

Both boys got there first tons yesterday. Only 400 miles apart

Noah was lucky enough to win Bearpaw youth turkey hunt
Owen got his GRUMPA  or moosemaster on here to take him out

congrats to the boys! Grumpa 

[Sundance]

My oldest got it done this evening, two toms about two hours apart. First game animal(s) for him other than fish, he’s hooked.

[Encore 280]

  Way to get it done young man!!! CONGRATULATIONS!!!! Good job dad!!

[Sundance]

Way to get it done young man!!! CONGRATULATIONS!!!! Good job dad!!

We might be able to swing by your place on the way home tonight. I’m sure he’d love to brag it all up and show you the beards and spurs.

[actionshooter]

Awesome to see all the kids getting out!

[mboyle0828]

Nice job all! 

[Slamadoo]

This is a Hail Mary, but thought I would throw it anyways. I've been hunting around Hunters for the past two days with my 12 year old son looking for his first gobbler. We've found plenty of Toms but they have all been on private land and we can't get them to leave their hens. We've put in quite a few miles on the public to no avail. I've killed plenty of deer and elk, but am a relative turkey novice myself. Tomorrow we head back to the west side.

If there is anybody who has a gobbler or two they would let a youngster go after tomorrow morning, that would be much appreciated. No worries if not. Congrats to all the youngsters who nailed one.

[elkrack]

I can’t help ya with land access but I can give ya a piece of advice. If your son shoots a bird and it’s flopping on the ground don’t wait for it to die! Go finish it off. My 9 year old daughter and I found that out today. She absolutely peppered this big ole Tom and he flipped and flopped for a whole minute then got up and ran off then flew off🤦🏻‍♂️

[Slamadoo]

That is a brutal lesson. Tough animals.

[elkrack]

Yeah my daughter was tore up after that! Especially since we had hiked 6 miles and climbed a small mountain😂

[Sundance]

This is a Hail Mary, but thought I would throw it anyways. I've been hunting around Hunters for the past two days with my 12 year old son looking for his first gobbler. We've found plenty of Toms but they have all been on private land and we can't get them to leave their hens. We've put in quite a few miles on the public to no avail. I've killed plenty of deer and elk, but am a relative turkey novice myself. Tomorrow we head back to the west side.

If there is anybody who has a gobbler or two they would let a youngster go after tomorrow morning, that would be much appreciated. No worries if not. Congrats to all the youngsters who nailed one.

I don’t have a private land spot, but I can send you some pins for spots not far from there that produce.