National Wild Turkey Federation
Television Shoot

Witchita, Kansas - Dec. 18-20, 2007

“Eye on the Outdoors” Joins Rob Keck and NWTF “Turkey Call” television for a late season Wild turkey hunt with non stop strutting, gobbling and calling.

Hunters and crew experience every known vocalization of the Wild turkey; Wild Turkeys were in winter flocks of over 200 birds.

Ray worked both in front of the camera and behind the camera. Rob and Ray killed 3 turkeys each on camera, guest, guide/landowner, took 4 turkeys, making a total of 10 on camera kills!   (Rob Keck and Ray Eye both killed fall adult gobblers on camera.)

Ray Eye "on camera" gear:

Realtree Medalist clothing, Muck rubber boots, Hunter Specialties cap, face net, gloves, 2.5 mouth call, strut seat and HS Glass Witch and Slate Witch. 

Firearm:  Remington 11-87 Super Magnum SP-T Thumbhole.  Winchester 12 gauge ammunition, number five Extended range Turkey loads.

(Note: Before reviewing photos, hunters are allowed 4 turkey tags per person; all 4 birds can be taken on the same day.) 

Show Airtimes:
Mondays: 2 p.m.
Tuesdays: 7 a.m.
Thursdays: 7 p.m.
All times are Eastern Standard Time

In Kansas each hunter can take 4 wild turkeys, all in one day	Ray's version of camping out during turkey hunt
Fall Gobbler hunting is the ultimate challange in turkey hunting	Bagging turkey meat for Christmas dinner
Christmas party in Kansas	Interview time
Lunch Break	Rob and Ray with last morning Jakes, both on camera kills
Preparing turkey meat for less fortunate Kansas families Christmas dinner	Rob dating tukey meat bags
Ray with his movie star fall Gobbler	Turkey call TV crew
Rob Keck and Ray Eye	Rob's Fall Gobbler
Cameraman Joe Mole, Rob and Bill, the land owner	In airport along with Knasas mud going home for Christmas
Yet another airport