Eastern Wild Turkey Hunts in Indiana

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Semi-Guided Turkey Hunt, 12K Acres, 2 Day Hunt

With approximately 12,000 acres of meticulously managed land, teeming with turkeys, the guides have decided to open up some of their prime turkey hunting spots for spring season! Spring turkey hunting has always been a favorite for the guides. In the past, turkey hunts were only available to a few local hunters who helped out, but due to increased demand, these hunts were officially offered starting in 2018. That year, 20 out of 23 hunters were successful, with a 100% shot opportunity for everyone in camp. Join us for this year’s spring turkey season! The standard hunt includes a semi-guided experience where guides will transport hunters to and from their blinds. We don’t practice run-and-gun hunting; instead, we set up over decoys and call turkeys in. Lodging is also provided. Don’t miss your chance to take part in our exciting turkey season! This hunt is priced for one hunter, but up to two additional hunters can join for the same price. If you plan to bring extra hunters, please notify us in advance to ensure their spots are reserved before they fill up!

1000

Midwest Woodlots

Fair Chase

Private

Unspecified

Yes

Unspecified

Meals Provided

Good Cell Service

1000

All-Inclusive Spring Turkey Hunt in Indiana

Fully guided spring turkey hunts are available, with hunters pursuing Eastern wild turkeys using shotgun or archery equipment. These hunts are typically done on foot, using calling techniques to bring gobblers into range. Guides work closely with each hunter to position them based on turkey activity, scouting reports, and real-time movement.

1200

Wapalo Creek

Fair Chase

Private

Lodge

Yes

Modern Climate Control

Bed

Meals Provided

Unspecified

1200

Fully-Guided Turkey Hunt, 12K Acres, 2 Day Hunt

1250

Midwest Woodlots

Fair Chase

Private

Unspecified

Yes

Unspecified

Meals Provided

Good Cell Service

1250

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About Our Eastern Wild Turkey Hunts in Indiana

Most important info about these hunts—landscapes, strategies, costs, and comforts.

Summary & Terrain

Indiana offers prime springtime habitat for Eastern wild turkeys, with a mix of mature hardwood ridges, rolling agricultural fields, and riparian corridors that support healthy gobbler populations. Many hunts take place on large, privately managed tracts—often exceeding 10,000 acres—where food plots, mast‐producing oaks, and timely habitat management concentrate turkeys in predictable areas. Early mornings find birds moving from roost sites along creek bottoms to feeding flats, while midday and afternoon patterns often involve strutting toms on nearby ridges or open wood edges.

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Difficulty & Strategy

These turkey hunts are typically guided, with options ranging from fully guided spot‐and‐stalk approaches to semi‐guided blind and decoy setups. Most outfitters employ calling sequences tailored to real‐time gobbler behavior, using both box and mouth calls to draw birds into shotgun or archery range. Hunters are transported quietly into ground blinds or positioned over decoys based on scouting intel and seasonal movement. Physical demands are moderate—patience, stealth, and willingness to spend pre‐dawn hours in the field are more important than rugged hiking ability.

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Amenities

Eastern wild turkey hunts in Indiana typically offer a mix of lodging styles, from rural lodges with private rooms and beds to more basic field shelters or blinds where sleeping arrangements are more rustic. In lodge settings, hunters can expect modern climate control for reliable heating and cooling. More remote or seasonal properties may have minimal built-in systems, so hunters should be prepared for natural ventilation or bring supplemental gear as needed.

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Season & Additional Info

Spring turkey season in Indiana generally runs from late April through mid‐May, aligning with peak gobbling activity and breeding behavior. Hunting packages often include land access, guide services, on‐site lodging, and field dressing of harvested birds. Licenses and turkey tags are required, and many operations cap party sizes to ensure quality hunting opportunities. Whether you’re a first‐time caller or a seasoned turkey hunter, Indiana’s managed properties and experienced guides deliver high success rates and a memorable spring hunting experience.

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Pricing

Guided Eastern wild turkey hunts in Indiana average around $1,150 per hunter. Most spring hunts run one to two days and include professional guiding, use of ground blinds or portable layouts, and basic field dressing of harvested birds. Entry-level packages tend to feature group hunts out of rustic field shelters or shared lodge rooms, with half-day stands and minimal extras. Mid-tier offerings add private rooms in country lodges, full-day guiding, and meals. At the top end, hunters can expect one-on-one guiding, multi-day itineraries, guaranteed shot opportunities, upgraded accommodations with modern climate control, and all field care services. State license fees and gratuities are generally not included but can often be arranged through the outfitter.

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Eastern Wild Turkey Hunts in Indiana

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