1700's Turkey Hunting Techniques

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  • čas přidán 12. 09. 2024
  • Turkey Hunting in the 18th century was a bit different then it is today. Without game laws, the killing of wild turkeys was only limited by the type of weapon and the imagination.
    For me, the best part is calling them.
    From my research, I have found two types of calls that were around in the 18th century; the wingbone call and the human voice mimicking turkey sounds. In this video I demonstrate them both.
    And if you are looking for something to do with all of those turkey feathers, you can check out a turkey feather blanket (or mantle) and listen to a description from James Adair about it.
    Lastly, stay safe this turkey season. Hunting accidents are all too common and certainly not new. I relay a turkey hunting accident story from 1760 towards the end of the video.
    Thanks for sharing history with us, and please do me a favor and hit that Subscribe button!
    Turkey Photo Courtesy National Park Service
    Roosting Turkey photo courtesy the Providence Journal
    Turkey Blanket Photos courtesy the New Mexico Wildlife Magazine and Smithsonian Magazine
    Large boulder (in the background) courtesy of Chris and Amy
    Music courtesy of Deke Wiggins
    #turkeyhunting #hunting #flintlock #18thcentury #18thcenturyreenacting #turkeycalling

Komentáře • 23

  • @ILoveMuzzleloading
    @ILoveMuzzleloading Před rokem +1

    Great video, thank you for sharing. Love how you tie history in with today.

  • @genecrim1891
    @genecrim1891 Před rokem +1

    Just started watching, great work.

  • @rkymtn571
    @rkymtn571 Před rokem +1

    Unfortunately my 6x gg Uncle Joseph Dickerson who fought with my 6x ggf Thomas D. didnt take large enough TREE when they were fighting at Freemans Farm Sept. 19 1777@ Saratoga as riflemen with Daniel Morgan . In the Draper manuscripts it is recorded that he was killed while hiding behind a small sapling.

  • @DavidMcClanahan-h5x
    @DavidMcClanahan-h5x Před 4 měsíci +1

    Awesome!!!

  • @joshuashope5488
    @joshuashope5488 Před rokem

    Great video, reminds me i need to break out my wingbone call and practice! I'm finishing up a green hunting shirt made like the soldiers of the 1st continental wore, not going to get more camouflage than that

  • @richardclaypoole354
    @richardclaypoole354 Před rokem +1

    Very good presentation.

  • @jayburton2475
    @jayburton2475 Před rokem

    Great video I'm interested in where you got your hunting frock

  • @DennisQuist-pk3jv
    @DennisQuist-pk3jv Před rokem +1

    Outstanding as Usual. Looking so forward to Turkey season this year.!!!!!!!!!

  • @2gpowell
    @2gpowell Před rokem +1

    Interesting, I love this period of history. Thanks for putting this together!

  • @gaoutdooradventures
    @gaoutdooradventures Před rokem +1

    Hey Brother!! Great video man. You got a new sub here! Regarding making turkey feather clothing you said, "Don't know if I'll be able to....Don't know if I have the talent...." PFITTT...... Whatever man!!!! You definitely have the talent bro!!! Keep up the great vids, take care and be safe. 👍

    • @thedeerskindiary
      @thedeerskindiary  Před rokem +1

      Thank you! That’s perfect inspiration to try! I appreciate the support.

  • @bobboyer9440
    @bobboyer9440 Před rokem +1

    Just stumbled on your video and have subscribed. Great work.

  • @lukethings
    @lukethings Před rokem

    These videos are very neat. Thanks for sharing!

  • @gregorypennell1755
    @gregorypennell1755 Před rokem +1

    Looking forward to our Kentucky opener in a couple weeks. I’ll be hunting in period clothing, with my 16 bore fowling piece, and a homemade wingbone call. Good times!

  • @robertcurns3845
    @robertcurns3845 Před rokem

    very good!

  • @TheWoodlandEscape
    @TheWoodlandEscape Před rokem

    Great job … the hunts just around the corner!

  • @AetheriusLamia
    @AetheriusLamia Před rokem

    If you are using the Like button to gage good content, you belong on Rumble. I refuse to Like any video after they castrated the system (removing the Dislike count to hide how many were disliking the current Dictator of the USA's videos).