26th Annual Wild Turkey Banquet
You are invited to our 26th Annual Wild Turkey Banquet! Saturday, March 2, 2024. Register now for this in-person event.
North-Central Chapter Banquet Date Set
The North-Central Chapter’s 23rd annual banquet fundraiser is now set for March 7, 2020. With the wildly popular “Gobbler Gun Giveaway”, fabulous dinner, kids games, ladies free table and other great games for guns.
State Chapter Newsletter – March 2019
Once again, Hello! Hope all are surviving the cold and ice; it’s been brutal, hasn’t it? At night I can see a flock of turkeys roosting in the trees behind the house and I can only wonder how in the heck they don’t freeze up and fall off their limb. Anyway, this...
March 2019 North Central Chapter Banquet Photos
The North Central Chapter’s 2019 Wild Turkey Banquet was a big success.
State Chapter Newsletter – January 2019
Hello to all and Happy New Year! As the current president of the MWTHA State Chapter, I will try and send out a newsletter of sorts from time to time when I think there are issues to be addressed, updated, or when the membership would like clarification on something....2024 Turkey Hunting Patch Available
A lot of times after the snow melts down you may see these weird trails, no they aren’t “snow worm trails”, lol. They appear to be the run-ways that mice leave behind after navigating under the snow looking for food. There are a lot more of them where birds have dropped seeds from the feeder around the oak tree.
Here is MWTHA Pres. Gary Maas presenting Jeff Poet, owner of Jay’s Sporting Goods, with the MWTHA 2025 patch. Jay’s has always been a huge supporter of MWTHA.
Here is the info for the Clare, North-Central Chapter’s 27th Annual MWTHA Banquet held March 1, 2025 with the 26 gun raffle gun list. All contact info on the flier. ![]()
Also, don’t forget that the Grant Gobblers Chapter is having their MWTHA ubanquet on March 21, 2025 - contact Brian Heminger at 616-291-1626.
I saw this pic recently and thought there might be some folks who wouldn’t get it. Sometimes when a hunter harvests a great Tom turkey they may refer to it as “a real limb hanger!” This is when the spurs are long enough to hang the Tom upside down on a limb. In my limited experience with birds of this spur size, the spurs need to be well in excess of 1” to accomplish this feat.
Here’s the new MWTHA 2025 patch. It’s self explanatory as to the message being conveyed. You’ll receive this patch with your new or renewed membership. Also, be on the lookout for info on the upcoming MWTHA banquets; in Clare on March 1, 2025 and in Grant on March 21, 2025.