Osceola Turkey Hunting Outfitter
The Florida Osceola turkey hunt is one of the hardest hunts and turkeys to kill. We've had a 98% success rate in past 16 seasons and this year we have been preparing and working very hard to keep the success rate up. There have been several birds seen already this year. If you are looking for a great hunt with some wonderful people this is the place for you.
God’s Country Outfitters is Florida’s largest and most successful Osceola outfitter.
Our Osceola Turkey Hunts Include
- 3 days of turkey hunting
- Full lodging
- Home-cooked Southern food
- One on One fully guided
- Transportation during the hunt
Not Included:
- Transportation to and from the airport
- Hunting gear
- License
- Taxidermy fees
Turkey Hunting Packages:
- Email, Text, or Call for Pricing
($1000 non-refundable deposit at the time of booking per hunter)
(The tipping rate is 20% of your total cost for your guide/crew)
We have a 98% success rate for the 2008-2024 seasons!
Florida Osceola Turkey Hunting Season:
3rd Saturday in March through the 4th Sunday in April every spring.
Osceola Turkey Hunting Video
Information on Osceola Turkeys
The Osceola Turkey (The Florida wild Turkey) is similar to the eastern but smaller, darker in color, and are only found in the peninsula of Florida. They are named after the famous Seminole Chief, who led his tribe against the Americans in a 20-year war beginning in 1835. Click here for the North American Wild Turkey map.
Notice on the map that we are right in the heart of the wild Osceola range. We find a lot of people think Osceola's are just found in Southern Florida. The fact is, there is fantastic Osceola hunting in North Central Florida. View the image to see where God's Country Outfitters is located.
God's Country Outfitters is located in San Mateo, Florida (Image Copyright 2012, God's Country Outfitters)
Average day of Osceola Turkey hunting with GCO
Arrive at the camp after lunch, get settled in, head to the range to double-check patterns, maybe try to go get on an Osceola that afternoon or go roost an Osceola for the next morning, and then finish up with a home-cooked meal. Start out early the next morning for some Osceola Turkey Hunting; we use either store-bought, man-made blinds or the run and gun style. It all depends on the guide, hunter, and the area you will be hunting. In the mornings the birds respond well to decoys and a little calling. Most of the Osceolas are killed in the mornings.
The Osceola turkeys do not respond well to calling after the morning hunt is over, so we will head back to camp for a delicious home-cooked meal hot, ready, and waiting. After breakfast hunters can relax, or maybe return to the woods for a mid day sit. In the midday and afternoon hunts, we set up on travel locations between feeding areas and where the bird roosts.
Our guides are great turkey callers and know the area very well. Two of our guides are champion custom turkey call makers. We have over two dozen trail cameras running in the woods most of the time, so we can see where the gobblers are and what their patterns are.
We have a local taxidermist that does great work, so you can leave your turkey here and he will ship it to you after it is mounted. We also have guns (set up just for turkey hunting) for you to use if you do not want to worry about bringing one with you.
Our goal is to make sure that you kill your Florida Osceola Turkey and have one of the best hunting trips of your life!
