Photos | Spring Thunder

Pennsylvania: Nate Hosie, Roger and Phillip Culpepper The guys teamed up with Nate Hosie for the last turkey of the year in Pennsylvania.
Maryland: Michael and Kristen Nickerson, Phillip Culpepper A Maryland double for Michael and Kristen!
Tennessee: Sonny Perdue, Rusty Whaley, Greg Thompson, Phillip Culpepper Spring Thunder was lucky enough to guide the former Governor of Georgia and Secretary of Agriculture, Sonny Perdue, to a nice tom in Tennessee!
Florida: Phillip Culpepper, Dallas Davidson Phillip and Dallas chasing gobblers deep in the Florida swamps.
Georgia: Jeff Simmons, Roger Culpepper, Phillip Culpepper Roger was able to get it done with good buddy Jeff and his son Phillip alongside him in Georgia.
Georgia: Phillip Culpepper Phillip was able to close out the 2018 Georgia turkey season with a bang on May 1, 2018. when this longbeard made it inside 5 steps!
Iowa: Drake Lamb, Josh Sparks, Malachi Sexton Malachi was able to harvest his first ever turkey during the 2018 Iowa youth season on public land with Drake Lamb and Josh Sparks.
Iowa: Josh Sparks, Drake Lamb, Collins Marine, Ashton Sexton The 2018 Iowa youth season was good to Ashton Sexton as he was able to harvest this public land tom on his first morning out with Josh, Drake and Collins.
Tennessee: David Williams David and Andy hunted all day and were able to get this tom fired up mid-afternoon.
Tennessee: Andy Melton Andy took this nice tom with a bow one day after he spooked him out of the same field. The bird came in quiet but ran into the setup once he saw the decoy.
Illinois: Jim Kuhlmann Jim with a pair of nice Illinois toms
Illinois: Andy and Heather Melton Heather called her bird up at first light for a perfect hunt. On the way back to the truck Andy fired up another gobbler and was able to seal the deal. Two toms down before breakfast on opening day!
Tennessee: Brent Davidson Brent took this nice tom shortly after fly down.
Tennessee: Andy and Blake Melton Andy took this nice bird with the help from his son Blake.
Oklahoma: Brent Higgins Brent made a perfect shot on this double bearded Rio.
Missouri: Matt Owen Matt took this giant Missouri tom during the 2nd week of season.
Missouri: Stephen Stockman Stephen set up his blind and waited all morning before this tom made his way into the decoys.
Kansas: Derik Jones and Josh Tatum Two awesome Rios on opening day.
Kansas: T.J. Prater T.J. dropped this bird in his tracks with a Rocket Turkey Tomahawk broadhead.
Kansas: Josh Whitehill Josh gets it done on another Rio with his bow. This was a big bird he'd been hunting for several days before finally getting into position with a strutting decoy.
Pennsylvania: Ian Kramer The Kramer brothers learned how to hunt gobblers in the mountains of Pennsylvania. Every season they bring us awesome hunts and this one was no exception.
Pennsylvania: Jared Kramer Jared took this bird with no ground blind. He managed to stay hidden in the tree line and make a perfect shot on this nice tom.
Minnesota: Wade Christopherson Wade named this bird "Walter" after he repeatedly gave him the slip. He closed the deal with the help of his Dakota jake decoy.
South Dakota: Wade Christopherson Wade took this nice Merriam with his bow.
Ohio: Brad Foraker Brad with a stubborn Eastern gobbler from the hills of Ohio.
Ohio: Darin Carpenter Darin with his 2012 Ohio tom.
Tennessee: David Williams and Andy Melton Don't give up turkey hunting because of a short rain shower. This pair of two year old toms came in strutting and gobbling in a downpour around 11 a.m.
Missouri: Brant Long Brant called this bird up and managed a 50 yard shot on opening day.
Kentucky: Brent George Brent shot this tom on an early morning hunt with Jim Ryser. The guys decided not to use a decoy and brought the bird in looking for a hen.
Missouri: Sam Kendrick and Aaron Warbritton Sam and Aaron doubled on these toms at 12:55 p.m. Only 5 minutes before the 1 o'clock closing time.
Kentucky: Jan George Jan took this huge tom during an afternoon hunt.
Iowa: Jim Ryser Jim called up a pair of huge toms from nearly 1/2 mile away! This bird had close to 1 1/2 inch spurs!
Indiana: Jim Ryser Jim leases a small property in Indiana where he's been managing for turkeys and boy has it ever worked. He also writes and records most of our music for the Spring Thunder show!