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It's been a pretty easy winter so far in Michigan, much better than the horrors of last winter, so, as this is written, we're all hoping for a good spring turkey season with a high winter carry over.
With many parts of Michigan low to non-existent on turkeys, thanks to last winter and a fear of feeding thanks to the ban on deer feeding, hunters in many parts of northern Michigan will be hard pressed to even hear a gobble again this spring, and those of us who do will feel very blessed.
Thankfully, although a fall season was allowed in Area J that many of us questioned the need for, quotas for this spring are the same as in previous years.
But first, for many of us in Michigan this year, we have our spring outdoor show season and our annual spring workshops and Wild Turkey Rendezvous to prepare for.
Whether you are planning on hunting this spring or not, look for our booth at the various outdoor shows and try to take an hour or so to attend the Rendezvous in Baldwin or one of the other spring hunter's workshops.
We look forward to seeing you! We've got lots more information in this edition of Turkey Tracks, and don't forget to check out our website, located at: http://www.mwtha.net/
Have a great summer, and we'll see you soon!
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