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Turkey Hunting Product buyers from Sports Trends enables you to reach active men and women who have purchased two or more turkey hunting related items. These outdoor sport enthusiasts have made transactions through direct mail, retail, or online purchases. In their spare time outdoor enthusiasts take to the parks, forest, lakes, and streams to relax, spend time with family and friends, and most importantly to catch game.
The type of turkey hunted varies on the geography. In the East the most common turkey hunted is the Wild Turkey, also known as the Eastern Turkey. In the west the most common turkey hunted is the Merriam Turkey. The Florida Wild Turkey, also known as the Osceola Turkey is a very unique and highly sought after subspecies of the wild turkey found only on the Florida Peninsula. The Rio Grande Turkey, while found mostly in Mexico can also be found in the states of CO, ID, KS, NV, TX, NM, and UT. Bow and Arrows or guns may be used to hunt these turkeys.
Hunters purchase a variety of items such as archery equipment, optics, game calls, deer lures, turkey cameras, tree stands, stools, stands, decoys, hunting bags & packs, shooting bipods, holsters, belts, shooting glasses, ammunition cases, game finders, carts & carriers, hoists &scales, knives, two way radios, camouflage clothing, rainwear, cold weather clothing, vests, shotguns, rifles, handguns, instructional DVD’s, bug protection, and more.
People hunt for a variety of reasons: to be close to nature, catch fresh meat, catch large trophy game, and simply for the sport of it. Whether a seasoned hunter or just starting out, these passionate outdoorsmen find turkey hunting, camping, and being amongst nature gratifying. They travel to tournaments and favorite hunting spots, join hunt and gun clubs, go on hunting excursions, shop at specialty sports and tackle stores, read magazines and books, and shop online and through catalogues to purchase the newest hunting items they can find.
Many have formed their own online communities and belong to chat boards, read online and offline books and magazines, and subscribe to newsletters to stay up to date and research the products, travel destinations, and educate themselves and others about hunting.
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