Welcome to the turkey hunter podcast with me, your host, Andy Galliano.

In this podcast, I share with turkey hunters just like you

how to have more turkeys on your hunting property and how to have more successful turkey

hunts. I teach you how to do this with tips and interviews with turkey hunting pros,

wildlife management tips, and entertaining turkey hunting stories. Tune in weekly as I share proven and simple strategies to help you have more success this turkey season.

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and I will be sure to follow you back and now for this week's show hello and welcome back to this week's

episode of the turkey hunter podcast you are listening to episode number 171 the episode of the Turkey Hunter podcast. You are listening to episode number 171,

the story of the two-step turkey. And I am your host and the guy who has a very high center of gravity.

Yes, I have very poor balance. So that's pretty random, isn't it? Maybe, maybe not. What is not random is that we

are 42 days, 11 hours, 8 minutes, and 48 seconds away from opening day of spring turkey season in

Alabama. Yes, we are six weeks and 11 hours away from me being in the

woods with a shotgun. Camo on, turkey call and mouth, and ready to go. So you guys have been

telling me in your surveys and the emails that I've been asking you to complete for me over the past few weeks, that

you want more stories. You want more turkey hunting stories. In fact, respondent number 14 to the

survey, because I don't know the name or the email address of respondent number 14, but respondent

number 14 recommended that instead of having guests on the show during turkey season to just give

highlights of my hunts during that week. You know, I thought that was a pretty interesting suggestion, something

I never thought of before, and I think that suggestion has legs and may get running. I think that

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