The Pinhoti Project is here to showcase a more simplistic way of hunting, more specifically the hunting of the wild turkey. A way that is available and easily obtainable for all of us, achieved through effort- not fortune and gadgetry. The focus remains on the quarry, as it should.
Join us for the opening day of youth season in South Florida!
It's opening day 2020 in South Florida! Join us for a thriller that ends with Drew finding his first Osceola gobbler in a sandy road.
It's days 2 and 3 in South Florida. You'll see us deal with some of the headaches that come along with hunting public ground. But day 3, we were able to work it all out in our favor.
It's the conclusion of the South Florida swing for 2020. You'll join me for 3 days of tough "sledding" as I try to find an Osceola of my own before heading home. We also encounter a few more hunters along the way and you'll see opposite ends of the spectrum concerning public land ethics.
It's a rocky start in Mississippi but things are starting to level out. Join us as we chase national forest gobblers!
It's a party in the woods of South Mississippi! Join us for a mid morning hunt where we find exactly what it took most of the morning to find- a cooperative 2 year old gobbler!
It's another day in MIssissippi. We are chasing National Forest gobblers and wind up nice and close right from the start!
It's the first 2 days of Alabama's turkey season. The mornings are abbreviated as I arrive from MS and prepare to depart for South Georgia- but it will not be the last time you see these gobblers.
Join me as I make the trip to South Georgia for the annual KT TEAM turkey hunt. Watch an inspirational father-daughter pair overcome numerous challenges to take McKenzie's first and second gobblers!
Join me for my first day visiting some pubic ground in my home state of Georgia. I worked all morning to get into shotgun range of a gobbling turkey only to be shocked just before the hammer fell.
We are in and out of the crowds on this PUBLIC LAND hunt during the later part of the first week in GEORGIA. We find and tangle with a LOUDMOUTH LONGBEARD that up until this point had found a way to avoid the pressure this tract of ground offered.
It's back to the grind in the PUBLIC LANDS of Georgia and we're continuing to battle the woes of the COVID season.
It's back to the grind on the PUBLIC lands of the South. Join us here as we search high and low for a longbeard in Georgia and Alabama.
When you spend countless hours on the road chasing Spring things are bound to happen. April 2nd 2020 is the day that it did. We were involved in a car wreck. But, the following morning we rebounded and limped our way into a fine Spring morning of gobbling turkeys.
Follow along with the struggles as we hit a few days without much action. Listen to me whine about being crippled and not making into my mountain "honey" holes and having to rely on pressured flat ground.
We are diving into a little Georgia "honey hole" and although the gobblers are plentiful it doesn't mean they're easy!
It's the grind of mid April. The birds are there but the pieces of the puzzle just aren't falling into place.
We are still at on the home turf. Check it out at we scratch out a fine GEORGIA LONGBEARD. This hunt is another testament to persistence and location, location, location.
We're back on the road. Join me for the first 3 days where I'm tackling the public lands of Illinois. You'll see solid proof that it pays to keep "beating the bush" until the final bell rings as I find a willing gobbler with only minutes left until the 1:00 cutoff.
Dave is in Indiana in search of a turkey in some very open woods in the very early morning!
It's a blazing start and IOWA does not disappoint!
It’s the best gobbling of 2020. And it just so happens to be during another great morning in the state of Iowa. Check it out as we talk to a field full of longbeards!
It's a CLASSIC roost hunt from the timber of Iowa. Join us as this longbeard reads the script
After a spell on the road through the MidWest, I return home to a stiff dose of late season ALABAMA turkey hunting. Luckily, I was able to hang with a pair of gobblers long enough to find something they liked well enough to venture in for a visit.
