140P - Interviewing a Turkey Hunting Outfitter

The Turkey Hunter Podcast with Andy Gagliano & Cameron Weddington | Turkey Hunting Tips, Strategies, and Stories

Andy Gagliano

Wilderness, Hobbies, Leisure, Sports

4.6 • 547 Ratings

🗓️ 29 June 2017

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Summary

Interviewing a Turkey Hunting Outfitter This week I interview a turkey hunting outfitter to question him about his services and accommodations. This past spring, my turkey hunting buddies and I chose to hunt in Idaho and Washington for our 2018 out of state spring turkey hunt. We also decided that hunting with an outfitter is how we need to tackle the states that are so far from home due to time constraints and the fact that we need to kill 8 turkeys in approximately 6 days of hunting. That is a tall enough task when a turkey hunter has an outfitter who knows where the birds are and what they do during the day, but it is an extremely tough task when trying to accomplish that feat on public land that turkey hunter has never been on before. So, the process of interviewing outfitters started, and I've recorded one of those initial interviews that I had with an outfitter for today's show. I don't get too terribly in depth with my questioning at this point in the process because I'm taking a list of about 10 outfitters and trying to weed that down to about 3 or 4 outfitters who will move on to the next round of interviewing. The next round of interviewing is where I'll dig into more detail about hunting style as well as details about accommodations. Listen in to this week's interview and see if there is any information you can gleen from it. Also, you will learn how to get my list of 45 questions to ask a turkey hunting outfitter at the end of the episode.

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0:00.0	Welcome to the turkey hunter podcast with me, your host, Andy Galeano.
0:19.4	In this podcast, I share with turkey hunters just like you
0:22.6	how to have more turkeys on your hunting property and how to have more successful turkey
0:27.1	hunts. I teach you how to do this with tips and interviews with turkey hunting pros,
0:32.5	wildlife management tips, and entertaining turkey hunting stories.
0:36.1	Tune in weekly as I share proven and simple strategies to help you have more success this turkey
0:41.3	season.
0:42.5	Make sure to head over to www.IAMTurkeyhunting.com to subscribe to receive free turkey hunting
0:51.0	tips, tactics, strategies, and product reviews.
0:54.8	Also, please visit and like my Facebook fan page.
0:58.3	Go to Facebook and search I Am Turkey Hunting.
1:01.4	And also feel free to post your turkey hunting photos from this past season
1:04.6	and let us know where and when you killed your bird.
1:07.3	For all of you Twitter users out there, please follow me on Twitter,
1:10.6	where my handle is
1:11.7	at Turkey Hitman, and I will be sure to follow you back. And now, for this week's show.
1:20.2	Hello and welcome back to this week's episode of the Turkey Hunter podcast. You are listening to
1:26.4	episode number 140, interviewing a turkey hunter podcast. You are listening to episode number 140 interviewing a turkey hunting outfitter.
1:32.0	And I am your host and the guy who is in the throes of a busy week.
1:38.1	Since I last talked to you guys, I have been busy doing some bush hogging, which has been a whole ordeal in and of itself to
1:45.7	even get that done with the rain that we've been having and with yours truly losing the keys
1:52.5	to the tractor. In my truck, by the way, I lost the keys to the tractor in my truck. But I found the keys to the tractor in my truck.
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