Joe Griffin | Spring Turkey Tactics, Bear Film Preview & Saskatchewan Plans

Spring is in full swing and the guys are fired up! In this episode, Joe and the crew break down what's been an incredible turkey season so far — with six birds down and counting — while diving deep into tactics that actually work in the field. From reading a tom's morning mindset to the critical 9-to-noon window that Joe swears by, this episode is packed with practical turkey hunting advice for hunters of every experience level. They cover decoy strategy, when to use (and ditch) a Jake call, the power of silence, and how late-season foliage changes your whole approach. They also preview two upcoming bear hunts — a DIY spot-and-stalk trip out West in Montana, and Lex and Joe's first baited bear hunt in Saskatchewan, where trail cam pics are already showing some serious boars. Plus, don't miss the announcement of the Second Annual Fairchase Film Festival at Wealthy Street Theater in Grand Rapids on June 18th — featuring the debut of their Saskatchewan bear film and more. In this episode: -Turkey season recap & what's driving big recruitment numbers -The best time of day to kill a spring tom (and why it's not the roost) -Jake decoy dos and don'ts throughout the season -Regional turkey population differences and Southeast struggles -Montana & Saskatchewan bear hunt previews -Fairchase Film Festival — June 18, Grand Rapids | Wealthy Street Theater