American Wild Turkey Hunting Dog Association Classified Section

Camoflouge caps with Turkey Dog logo embroidered on it are now available!
The camo pattern is Bill Jordan's new Advantage Timber.
Adjustable velcro strap fits all. Click on pictures to enlarge.
#10 in the Store:
$20 includes shipping.

Here's a better way to carry your turkey. It frees your hands to carry a chair, jacket, blind, or lead the dog. The 1" wide strap distributes the weight evenly across your shoulders. The Turkey 2 Toter, Lead & Tie carries up to two turkeys comfortably, leads the dog, and use it to tie the dog to a tree or your chair when calling the turkeys in. The 42" long toter is made of forest green nylon, with brass hardware and reinforced stitching. Sliding ring adjusts up to 10" in diameter. Click on pictures to enlarge.

Position the Toter over one shoulder for carrying one turkey, over both your shoulders for two turkeys. Makes carrying 50 pounds of turkey possible in one trip. Lightweight 5 1/2 oz. strap fits in your pocket. Made to last by an Amish harness maker exclusively for the AWTHDA. The Turkey 2 Toter, Dog Lead & Tie-Out - $18 plus $4.60 shipping. A practical gift for the fall turkey hunter. Available only from the American Wild Turkey Hunting Dog Association. Order #4 here.

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Bright orange safety collar looks and feels like real leather $10.
1” wide, with 3 holes to fit 15, 16, and 17” diameter collars. Other lengths at no extra charge.
Material is soft PVC with a matte finish, embossed with a leather grain.
Order #6 here.

Turkey dog camo headnet 14" W X 24"L. Custom made for turkey dogs. No more searching for expensive hats to hide your dog. This is made with cutouts for the ears so they can hear the turkeys approaching. Dogs have no objection to looking through the netting. Realtree® AP HD® camouflage mesh with 36" drawstring with stopper fits 15"+ collar. Folds up to store in your pocket. $10 Order #7 here.

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Artwork by 'America's Greatest Appalachian Artist' - Kentucky native Tom J. Whitaker

If you're looking to buy a trained dog or a pup, send an email to get on the AWTHDA Reservation List (members only). Members can advertise their litters here from the time of the planned breeding, until they reach 6 months old, and include up to 4 pictures for $20.

In addition to posting your ad here, everyone is notified by email of new ads. Ad guidelines and/or requirements: Age, Whelping Date, Breed, Pedigree, Sex, Size, Color, Price, Qualifications, Address, Telephone, Email, Website. Place ad.

Wisconsin Wildlife Federation 2007 Print of the Year

'January Stroll' by Mark L. Kanitz

Limited edition print (300).
Signed and numbered (#179). $50 includes shipping.
#110 Matted and Framed $125 + actual shipping.
Wisconsin Wildlife Federation 2007 Print of the Year.

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Miscellaneous Category $10 per ad until you sell it:

Mules, books, calls, equipment, training supplies, vehicles, or any related items.

Turkey Dog Ridge Books 2006 Presentation Copy signed & numbered #2 of 3: Choosing, training and hunting turkeys with a dog, plus Training a Turkey Dog by Parker Whedon. Limited 1st Ed. $30 includes shipping. Contact.

Turkey hunting memorabilia: Collectors, these are the last of the AWTHDA & Outlaw Badge decals. High quality, 5" square exterior grade decals. There were very few made, and most of them were glued to windows. Certified as original and authentic decals. $10/pair includes shipping. Guaranteed collectible from the founding of the turkey dog association era. Reserve set.

WANTED: Dark colored Black & Tan, Leopard, Merle, Roan, Brindle or Tri-Color Turkey Dogs. Prefer short hair, less than 50 pounds, mixed breeds of Spaniel, Setter, Pointer, or Retriever ancestry, possibly crossed with a Mountain Cur, Feist, Terrier or Hound. If you're going to have a litter of dark colored dogs like described, already have a litter, or have a young dog exhibiting a propensity for turkey, write to us, and we'll find them a good home where they'll get to hunt turkey like they should. We prefer puppies to have Early Neurological Stimulation at 3 to 16 days of age, as it's proven they're healthier.
HOW TO CHOOSE A TURKEY DOG PUPPY, AND WHAT TO FEED FOR A HEALTHY DOG:
#1. Many purebred dogs are genetically weak, and prone to a lifetime of disapointment and heartache. The AKC registers over 150 purebreds, and the UKC registers over 400 purebreds. If you're considering a purebred, linebred, inbred, or whatever bred 'turkey dog' someone calls their dogs - watch this BBC expose first (ABC news shorter version). We suggest you consider rescueing a puppy or young dog from the pound that has some bird dog ancestry. Fifty percent of the dogs in the United States are mixed breeds, and there's very few dogs that will beat a good mutt for healthiness and longevity.
#2. Feed your new puppy, and adult dogs, a holistic type dog food - watch this video. If you don't think holistic dogfood is better than corn or wheat-based dogfood, do two tests. First compare the indestructible scat from the corn and wheat-based dogfood (it comes out looking petrified and doesn't decompose like scat from holistic food). Then offer your pup a choice, put down two samples, one of corn/wheat-based dogfood, and another of holistic dogfood, and let the dog tell you if there's any difference. Which would you rather eat? Poor diet will explain many dogs short and illness plagued lives.
"I like a bit of mongrel myself, whether it's a man or a dog; they're the best for everyday." George Bernard Shaw

WANTED: 1998 Wisconsin Wild Turkey Stamp, also 1992 and earlier WI stamps. Stamp Collector

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Members can email their ad to the Turkey Dog Classifieds. We reserve the right to refuse any ads.

While we prescreen these ads, we are not responsible for any purchases made through this website.

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