Eastern Wild Turkey Hunts in Connecticut

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Spring Turkey Hunt in CT - Half Day

Turkey hunts target male turkeys during the spring season from late April to late May, respectively. Hunts scheduled in Connecticut can be half or full day hunts, while Rhode Island and Massachusetts hunts are limited to half-day morning hunts per state regulations. During the hunt, Justin and the client(s) will actively pursue gobblers. Hunters will learn what to look for and interpret how male birds are interacting with breeding hens and using the environment. The objectives for spring turkey hunts include: understanding turkey habits and behaviors; learning location and calling methods and adapting to situational changes. Contact Justin to learn more about talkin’ turkey!

350

Justin Leonhardt Outdoors

Fair Chase

Public

None - Day Hunt

Unspecified

Meals Not Provided

Unspecified

350

Spring Turkey Hunting on Beautiful Connecticut Hunting Preserve - 1/2 Day

With the large number of corn fields and hay lots combined with acres of wooded limber, Lebanon and surrounding areas produce large flocks of turkeys. You will hunt from strategically placed blinds on our hunting preserve. Connecticut hunting seasons apply. Connecticut hunting license and turkey tags required. Price includes: Guide Service. All hunts must be aided by a guide. Price does not include 6.35% CT Sales Tax. Price are subject to change. Price does not include a gratuity for your guide. 15-20% gratuity is considered normal and expected. All hunters will be required to sign a Liability Waiver.

350

Pomocook Hunting Preserve

Fair Chase

Private

None - Day Hunt

Unspecified

Meals Not Provided

Unspecified

350

Spring Turkey Hunt in CT - Full Day

475

Justin Leonhardt Outdoors

Fair Chase

Public

None - Day Hunt

Unspecified

Meals Not Provided

Unspecified

475

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About Our Eastern Wild Turkey Hunts in Connecticut

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Summary & Terrain

Connecticut’s mix of woodlands, agricultural fields, and edge habitat provides ideal terrain for Eastern wild turkeys. Birds concentrate along field-forest boundaries, corn and hay lots, and near riparian corridors, making it possible to locate gobblers in both open and wooded settings. Many guided hunts utilize strategically placed ground blinds or carefully chosen ambush sites at known strutting areas. Whether you’re tucked into a natural funnel of oak ridges or overlooking a cleared field, the diverse habitat ensures daily encounters with mature toms during peak breeding activity.

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Difficulty & Strategy

Spring turkey hunting in Connecticut is moderately challenging but highly rewarding. Success hinges on calling accuracy, pattern reading, and patience, as gobblers respond to hen imitations and environmental cues. Most hunts are conducted one-on-one with an experienced guide, who will coach you through locating birds, refining your calling cadence, and adapting to changing bird behavior. Shots are typically taken within 20–40 yards, so positioning and stealth are critical. Novice hunters benefit from guided instruction on setup, safety, and shot placement, while seasoned hunters appreciate the opportunity to fine-tune advanced calling techniques.

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Amenities

Eastern wild turkey hunts in Connecticut are offered as day-only outings without on-site lodging or overnight accommodations. Hunters should arrange their own nearby housing, as no beds, cots, heating or cooling facilities are provided at the hunting locations. Guided by experienced turkey hunters, these trips include portable blinds, decoys and calling support, with most hunts starting at first light and concluding by midday.

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Season & Additional Info

The regulated spring season generally runs from late April through late May, with Connecticut-specific license and tag requirements. Hunts may be booked as half-day or full-day outings, all guided under state regulations. Participants should secure a valid Connecticut hunting license, turkey permit, and any applicable fees, and expect to sign a liability waiver. Field dressing is often included, and hunters should plan for customary guide gratuities (15–20%). By aligning with state seasons and best practice regulations, these guided turkey hunts offer both newcomers and veterans a safe, educational, and highly engaging pursuit of Eastern wild turkeys.

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Pricing

Eastern wild turkey hunts in Connecticut typically run about $390 per day. This rate generally includes a guided morning hunt with portable blinds, decoys and calling support, but does not cover lodging or meals. Rates can vary based on guide-to-hunter ratios—semi-private or shared hunts tend to come in slightly under the average, while one-on-one outings or premium property access may push closer to $450. Since these are day outings only, plan to secure nearby accommodations separately. Optional add-ons, such as afternoon sessions or specialty calling tutorials, can increase the overall cost above the base rate.

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