In addition to those mentioned already, there are turkeys near:
Blue Creek (Cowlitz)
East of I-5 Exit 57
Tower Road off Spirit Lake Hwy
Rose Valley (East of Kelso)
Kalama drainage
Merwyn Dam area (Lewis River)
Mill Creek (west of Longview)
Couple of miles west of Skamokawa
Eden Valley near Rosburg
Most of these turkeys are on either private land (no access) or timber company land that is normally closed to public drive in access, but walk in is usually allowed. Since I helped stock turkeys in some of these areas, I do not think that it is ethical that I hunt on them or point others to more specific locations (some folks say that since a couple or three years have passed, it would be OK). Maybe in another year or two. I personally would like to see the flocks grow over here. Be that as it may, I hunt turkeys over east.
I shot my first wild turkey in 1953 in PA - since then, have shot them in several other states. Turkey hunting can be very challenging or like shooting fish in a barrel. I rather prefer the tough hunt kind - and the killing isn't the important part. Hell, the scouting for them & watching them is the best part. Join your local chapter of the National Wild Turkey Federation or join ours down here. Good hunting!!! Be safe!!! Take a kid - you'll get more out of it than the kid - I promise.
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