Best of Realtree Spring Thunder Week 2 | Alabama and Mississippi Hunts
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S3.E25. Tyler and Colton Jordan, as well as Phillip Culpepper and others, enjoy great week two hunts. From Alabama to Mississippi, they fill tags (and bass bags) like nobody's business. The turkeys are really taking it on the chin. Or should we say ... taking it on the beak. (And quite literally, we might add.)
3:30: Culpepper and Drake Lamb head to Alabama to help guide youth turkey hunters.
13:45: Culpepper and Lamb head toward Mississippi to hunt with retired MLB pitcher Ben McDonald. Ben and his son, Jase, are primed and ready to get their first turkeys.
32:20: Tyler takes his little brother, Colton, to the turkey woods to help him get his first turkey of the season. They have great success, and Tyler even gets one, too.
35:45: Culpepper heads on down the road and prepares to take the late Daryle Singletary's two boys turkey hunting. They're after their first longbeards.
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