Hosts Hunter Farrior and Austin Sills hit on the topic of roosted gobblers this week, giving their take on calling to a longbeard on the limb, as well as when and where to use certain locator calls.   Also in this episode:  <ul><li>Calling to a roosted gobbler on the limb  </li><li>Locator calls 101  </li><li>Hunter&apos;s worst roost hunt ever  </li><li>How to use other birds as signals in the woods  </li><li>Friday Forum entries from our followers  </li><li>Review of the week by our audience  </li></ul><a href='https://springlegion.com/'>Use Code: SLP37 at checkout for 10% off any order at springlegion.com within one week of this episode airing live!  </a> Powered by <a href='http://outdoorbrandingservices.com'>outdoorbrandingservices.com</a> - Build your outdoor brand using the same growth model as Spring Legion with Outdoor Branding Service! <a href='https://outdoorbrandingservices.com'>Click Here</a> to check it out.  Follow us:  <a href='https://www.instagram.com/springlegion/'>@springlegion  </a> <a href='https://www.instagram.com/hunter.farrior/'>@hunter.farrior </a> <a href='https://www.instagram.com/sills_springlegion/'>@sills_springlegion</a>

Episode 38: Touring & Turkey Hunting with Gary Stanton of Muscadine Bloodline

Welcome to a year-round discussion on the wild turkey and those who hunt them. Hosted by Hunter Farrior, founder of Spring Legion and author of Ballad of a Turkey Hunter, the weekly podcast is geared for all outdoor communities and dives deeper than the usual tactics and calling tips. Holding true to the brand, topics are built upon respecting the heritage and challenges of hunting, with a never-ending appreciation for all that the spring season provides. Enjoy insight from special guests like Dave Owens of Pinhoti Project, Cuz Strickland of Mossy Oak, our friends at NWTF and Muscadine Bloodline, and so many more widely known for their impact in the turkey hunting community, as well as the deer, duck, and waterfowl realm, who exhibit the obsession of which only a real turkey hunter may truly understand. Thanks for listening.