They can see in a 270-degree radius witheyesight equal to a human’s with eight-power binoculars, so hunters trying to get close to turkeys need to put thought into their camouflage.

Turkey hunters employ everything from camouflage head nets and masks to blinds to camouflage face paint to cut the shimmer of their skin and break up their outline.

Minnesota’s spring wild turkey hunting season begins Wednesday and continues through May 29, when temperatures will be warm enough to make a camo mask uncomfortably stuffy.

HUNTING -- Alyssa Donelan, a sophomore at Central Valley High School, had a busy Saturday -- with more than one date. She donned camouflage clothing and left home at 5 a.m. to go turkey hunting ...

I've never had Lyme disease and I don't intend to come down with the devastating, deer tick-borne illness while hunting wild turkey this month. I recently hung my one-piece, hunting camo suit in ...