E-Scouting for Turkey 101 - How to find turkeys using maps

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This is Part 3 of a 7 part series. I will be releasing a new video every weekend until turkey season starts in Ohio on April 23. This series will be geared towards first time turkey hunters and first time hunters diving into gear, tactics, calling, and more.

In Part 3 I discuss e-scouting tips and tactics for putting yourself in the best position to find that big gobbler! I dive into habitat types, access, and take an in depth look at a few public land spots and discuss if I would give them a shot or not.

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I moved to Ohio a couple years ago and am looking to turkey hunt for the first time. Been watching your turkey hunting series, and while they are all good, this one is extremely helpful. Thanks!

cwstreeper

It’s my first year turkey hunting and I just found your serious I’ve been running around like a chicken with his head cut off and not knowing a thing so thanks for the videos I feel like I’m learning a lot

blakecarroll-uesv

I'm no expert. But after hunting after some unsuccessful e scouting, id verify you have a traversable path to your goal hunting area. I thought 400 yards would be do-able regardless terrain. Seemed short. I've done 10 mile hikes in 4 hours on trail. Off trail, the terrain I went thru today took an hour to do a quarter mile. Thick brush, no clear path. I didnt even make it the full 400 yards. Got 150 in before realizing I wouldn't even be able to pack out a turkey if I got one where I went. If I zoomed out a bit, 1100 yards past where I entered there is a logging road that lead to the river I was attempting to make it to. Live and learn 😅🤦‍♂️ experience is a mighty fine teacher. Still had a good time. Body a bit worse for wear, but got eyes and ears on birds. Learned more about my local public huntable land and got a heck of a workout😅

jackgreenstalk