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Brad Taylor of Tree Top Turkeys possesses one of the largest known digitally recorded libraries of real wild turkeys taken in their natural habitat. Brad has 30 years of deer and turkey hunting experience; while hunting is his first love, he still finds time to conduct hunting and calling seminars, guide hunts, and introduce beginners to hunting. Brad has also competed in or judged most of the major turkey calling contests including The NWTF Grand Nationals, The World Championships, and The US Open.

Tree Top Turkeys Volume One   hit the market January 2004, and Brad recently joined with WoodHaven Custom Calls to produce Get Real for the second volume in the Tree Top Turkeys audio CD series containing only real wild turkey recordings with narratives from Brad and the WoodHaven Sting Team. This audio CD series contains only real wild turkeys and is a valuable aide to turkey hunters and competition callers who wish to sound like a turkey instead of a turkey caller. Brad has also consulted and supplied audio to the new NWTF Identiflyer, which is a hand held device with real turkey recordings. Brad and his wife, Dreama, collaborated to script and coordinate a useful guide book listing many tips and strategies to aide beginners to advanced hunters; this will be included with the NWTF Identiflyer.

For more information about Tree Top Turkeys products or to schedule an educational multimedia turkey hunting and calling seminar contact us at the information above.

What are people saying?

"Successful turkey hunter’s today need an edge. By listening to the real wild turkeys in Tree Top Turkeys, the hunter can learn how to speak and talk the language and begin to truly communicate with the wild turkey. Wild turkeys have many subtleties in their vocabulary; these sounds need to become ingrained in the hunter’s calling, the only way this can happen is by listening to real wild turkeys constantly."

Denny Gulvas, Gulvas Wildlife Adventures

"When I listen to Tree Top Turkeys, the hair on the back of my neck stands up and my trigger finger gets itchy!"

Ernie Calandrelli, Quaker Boy Game Calls