Primos TRUTH About Hunting

It’s the last week of deer season here in Mississippi. Jordan and Troy are the only 2 at Kudzu Bluff, and the bucks are showing signs of the second rut. Scrapes are being reopened and old rubs are being smoothed up as well. Thank the Lord for Savage rifles holding more than 3 shells and for blood trailing dogs with incredible noses on this week’s show. kwhunting

What do you get when you cross a Canuck and Cornhusker? You get Randy Anderson with good friend Morris “Wooley” Kowerchuck for one of the most intense 5 days of Calling Coyotes North of the border. The cold weather has set in, but the coyotes are hot as a firecracker, running into the sounds of the Primos Predator Series of Calls for Randy and Wooley.

Randy Anderson teams up in his home state of Nebraska with good friend Shawn Heyden. When it comes to truly speaking the language Coyote style, Randy and Shawn know how to howl at the moon. Up close and personal coyote action this week in the cornhusker state.

It’s opening day in South Florida and the Primos Team has big plans for this week in Osceola country. First, we brought along the new Photoform strutting gobbler that will make a grand entrance on these long-spurred gobblers. And then our graphic designer Forrest Marlowe believes he is coming along to shoot still photography of the new Photoform in action. But we have a little surprise for Forrest

"We’re still in South Florida and now it’s ol’ T-Roy’s turn to match wits with these hard gobbling Osceola turkeys. With the positive results of the Photoform on Forrest’ hunt, the guys cannot wait to get this lifelike decoy back in action. And it doesn’t take long to get not 1 or 2, but 3 Osceola’s side-stepping and mean walkin’ to the Photoform strutter. Then Lake Pickle gets in on the action wi

Jordan and Lake head to a familiar place called Blackbeard Ranch. But not before a quick detour to the airport to pick up Jordan’s wife Jessi, who has been having an itchy trigger finger since her last visit to Florida where she killed a sho-nuff cricket sticker of a gobbler. This Team Primos trio waste no time in getting right back into the Osceola action. It’s kind of like Déjà vu from 3 seasons

Jimmy heads to South Georgia to meet up with NWTF Hunting Heritage and Habitat Specialist Travis Sumner. These two veteran hunters are embarking on a long-running tradition at Hanging Rocks Plantation. Hanging Rocks Plantation proudly hosts the Masters of Spring each year, which invites terminally ill children to hunt with celebrity hunters in the hopes of getting a chance at a South Georgia gobbl

It’s the first spring for the Team Primos gang at our new camp, Kudzu Bluff. And to say we're excited would be an understatement. The Mississippi season starts off with Brad and Lake on some Hard gobbling, ridge top peeping Toms that seem to know the lay of the land much better than we do.

This week at Kudzu Bluff, Troy, Jordan, Lake, and Jimmy all meet up at camp to pick up where Brad left off. And to also hunt a few areas they kind of kept secret from the rest of the gang. If gobblers up close and in your lap get your heart pounding, then this week will not disappoint. Oh, and a midday nap, well it leaves Jimmy singing the blues.

Alabama is known mostly for peanuts, southern hospitality, and college football. It’s also known for its veteran turkey hunters like Bob Walker, Kevin Mathews, and Matt Brunson. Troy, Jordan, and Lake take the first week in April each year to head down to the Yellowhammer state and break the day with their good friends who all have one thing in common, chasing Alabama long beards.

Iowa is the only state bordered by two rivers. Iowa also ranks first in beef, pork, corn, soybean and grain production. But when you mention Iowa in the company of Turkey and Whitetail hunters, they will tell you it’s the land of giants. This week Team Primos is in Southeast Iowa at Whiskey Ridge Outfitters with good friend Tommy Nails. If you’ve never seen nor heard a 25lb gobbler making his pre

We finally got Will out for a turkey hunt. And he’s headed to one of his favorite places, the mountains of New Mexico. Week 1 of a 2-part series starts with Wilbur on a cold, cold morning. But echoes of a distant choppy gobble gets the team in high gear. Then Brad has a frosted encounter with a gobbler that turns into a 9-hour marathon with a true Mountain Monarch.

After 4 days of hard hunting, its a quick adios to Will and Brad who are headed back to Mississippi. But Troy and Lake still have several days left before the season goes out, and these two waste no time in heading right back up the mountain. And this time they have a little friend to introduce to these Mean Mountain Merriams by the name of Lil’ Gobstopper.

The Primos team hunts giant elk in the prairies and mountains of New Mexico.

The Primos team hunts giant elk in the prairies and mountains of New Mexico.

The Primos team hunts giant elk in the prairies and mountains of New Mexico.

The Primos team hunts giant elk in the prairies and mountains of New Mexico.

The Primos team hunts giant elk in the prairies and mountains of New Mexico.

Team Primos chases whitetail deer at our home camp, Kudzu Bluff, on the edge of the MS Delta.

Team Primos chase whitetails in Iowa during the rut at Whiskey Ridge Outfitters.

Team Primos chases whitetail deer at our home camp, Kudzu Bluff, on the edge of the MS Delta.

Team Primos chases whitetail deer at our home camp, Kudzu Bluff, on the edge of the MS Delta.

Team Primos chases whitetail deer at our home camp, Kudzu Bluff, on the edge of the MS Delta.

Team Primos chases whitetail deer at our home camp, Kudzu Bluff, on the edge of the MS Delta.

The Primos team heads to the MS river to chase whitetail deer at Swamp Donkey.