3-Day Missouri/Iowa 2-Bird Turkey Hunt
Dates: Apr 20 - May 10
Location: Northern Missouri & Southern Iowa
Game: Turkey










Trip Overview
Double your opportunity this spring with Monster Whitetail Outfitters' fully guided 3-day Iowa & Missouri Two-Bird Turkey Hunt. This unique package gives hunters the opportunity to harvest one gobbler in Missouri and one gobbler in Iowa, maximizing your chances for an outstanding spring turkey experience.
Hunts take place across more than 24,000 acres of carefully managed private land, including approximately 12,400 acres in Northern Missouri and 11,700 acres in Iowa Zone 4. Diverse habitat featuring hardwood timber, creek bottoms, agricultural fields, food plots, and natural travel corridors consistently produces excellent turkey hunting throughout the spring season.
Monster Whitetail Outfitters maintains exceptionally low hunting pressure while scouting properties throughout the year to stay on active birds. Guides utilize traditional calling, run-and-gun tactics, ground blinds, and spot-and-stalk methods as conditions dictate, providing hunters with exciting and memorable encounters with hard-gobbling Midwestern longbeards.
3-day fully guided Iowa & Missouri turkey hunt
Opportunity to harvest two gobblers (one in each state, subject to applicable regulations)
Comfortable lodging
Home-cooked meals
Professional guide service
Transportation to and from hunting locations
Access to more than 24,000 acres of managed private hunting land
Daily scouting and hunt planning
This is a 3-day fully guided spring turkey hunt with the opportunity to harvest one turkey in Missouri and one turkey in Iowa, subject to state regulations.
Meals and lodging are included.
Iowa hunts take place in Zone 4.
Nonresident Iowa spring turkey licenses are issued through a draw. Applications are accepted from January 1 through the last Sunday in January each year, with any leftover permits offered after the drawing if available.
Missouri spring turkey permits are available over the counter for nonresidents, subject to current Missouri regulations.
Hunters are responsible for obtaining all required licenses, tags, and permits before the hunt.
Hunt methods and locations are determined daily based on bird activity and weather conditions.
Taxidermy, meat processing, licenses, permits, and guide gratuities are not included.
Specialties
Game: Turkey
Weapon: Bow, Crossbow, Shotgun
Technique: Calling, Decoys, Ground Blind, Run and Gun
Lodging: Lodge
Difficulty: Moderate
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