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Hunt for Turkey in Washington

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Group Turkey Hunt in GMU 124: 1-3 Guests | 35 min from Spokane

24 Acres at Baker's 24 in Elk, WA

Starting Price $42 / Guest

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Darilane Farms
Ashley K shared an update •
Elk, Washington • 115 Acres
A nice little turkey parade on this cool fall morning 🍂 Our tactacam has been taking great pictures of the birds here lately!
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Elk, Washington • 115 Acres
Fall turkey hunting did not disappoint for our latest hunter, Cameron!
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Cowiche, Washington • 40 Acres
Half a dozen deer on the property, bedding down and passing through.
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Darilane Farms
Ashley K received a 5 Star Review •
Elk, Washington • 115 Acres
Ashley was extremely helpful and the land is perfect. I was able to limit out by 8:30am. Fantastic location and fantastic host.
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Tonasket, Washington • 130 Acres
We have a great mix of game coming through this season! Deer, elk, turkey, coyotes, bear and even a moose!
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Elk, Washington • 115 Acres
Turkeys were there but so were elk and coyotes. First morning light and watching a flock in the field when the small elk herd busted in. They were having a good time but ran the turkeys off. Later in the day I moved deeper into the woods to a great clearing where I tucked into some boulders. Called in a couple of hens but also a coyote that busted up that party. All in all I had a great day but no bird. The property if perfectly laid out, the cabin was very comfortable, I'd definitely do it agai...
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What are the seasons and regulations for hunting turkey in Washington?

The state offers two primary turkey hunting seasons: Spring and Fall. Spring season typically begins in April and runs through May, offering the best opportunity to hunt male turkeys or "gobblers." Fall season typically runs from September to December, during which either sex can be hunted. It's important to note that regulations can vary by area within the state, so it's crucial to check the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife's website for the most current information. Hunters are required to have a valid hunting license and a turkey transport tag before heading out on their hunt. Additionally, hunters must report their harvest within 10 days of taking a turkey. The bag limit is usually one turkey per day during spring season and two turkeys per day during fall season but again, these limits can vary by area so it's essential to verify this information beforehand. Washington boasts three subspecies of wild turkeys - the Rio Grande, Merriam’s, and Eastern - each offering its unique challenge for hunters.
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What are popular counties to hunt turkey in Washington?

The northeastern counties of Stevens, Ferry, and Pend Oreille are particularly popular. These areas boast significant populations of Merriam’s turkeys - a species prized by hunters for their distinctive white-tipped tail feathers and elusive nature. The landscapes in these counties range from dense forests to open grasslands, providing an exciting hunting experience with varying levels of challenge. Hunting season usually begins in April and extends through May, with another shorter season in the fall. During these periods, the weather can be quite variable. Spring often brings mild temperatures and occasional rain showers while fall can be cooler with potential early snowfall in higher elevities. It's important to note that Washington has specific regulations regarding turkey hunting. Hunters must have a valid small game license along with a turkey transport tag. Turkeys can only be hunted from half an hour before sunrise to half an hour after sunset, and only male turkeys or turkeys with visible beards are legal game during spring season.
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What are popular hunting methods and the required gear to hunt turkey in Washington?

The two primary methods employed are spot-and-stalk hunting and blind hunting. Spot-and-stalk involves locating a flock of turkeys, typically through the use of calls or scouting, and then carefully moving into range for a shot. This method requires patience, stealth, and a keen understanding of turkey behavior. Blind hunting, on the other hand, involves setting up a camouflaged hide in an area where turkeys are known to frequent and waiting for them to come within range. Regardless of the method you choose, there are certain pieces of gear that are essential for turkey hunting. A good shotgun is paramount; 12-gauge shotguns with full choke tubes are commonly used due to their effective range and power. Turkey loads (specialized ammunition designed for turkey hunting) will also be needed; these typically consist of heavy shot sizes like 4, 5 or 6. Camouflage clothing that matches the environment is another must-have as turkeys have excellent vision. Additionally, turkey calls can be instrumental in luring these elusive birds into range; box calls or slate calls can mimic the sounds of a hen to attract gobblers. Lastly, if you plan on using the blind hunting method, a well-camouflaged turkey blind is necessary. It's also worth considering a comfortable seat as you may be waiting for extended periods.
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