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Apr 18, 2017 · Veteran turkey hunter Larry Norton of Alabama shows off a Ben Lee turkey call found on eBay, a rare find. Photo courtesy of David Rainer, Alabama DCNR. Like legendary angler Roland Martin insists there’s a fish next to every stump, Norton said Lee insisted there is one constant in turkey hunting.
Mar 31, 2017 · Published: Mar. 31, 2017, 5:50 p.m. Ben Rogers Lee of Coffeeville is credited with popularizing modern wild turkey hunting across America. By. Frank Sargeant, The Huntsville Times....
Feb 27, 2021 · In the 3 days of hunting with Ben, his son-in-law and I, we did not hear a turkey, or Ben call one. Why? Because, they were scared off of the mountain, by some inexpediency type turkey hunters, who did not relize how introlant remote mountain turkeys are, compared to whereevr Ben had built his reputation hunting.
Apr 3, 2021 · By PHIL DIFATTA. Sat,04/03/21-7:00AM, 375,923 Reads. The big gobbler was less than 75 yards downhill and closing. That’s when Ben slowly turned to me, raised his headnet and mouthed, “I’ve got to shoot.” I couldn’t see the turkey myself, but I assumed Ben could, and if he suspected the bird was aware of us, I fully understand it was time to shoot.
Nov 18, 1991 · Ben Rodgers Lee, the father of modern-day turkey hunting and calling, was killed in an automobile accident on Oct. 7, 2001 near his home in Jackson, Ala. Lee was 46. “Ben Lee was an ordinary man who enjoyed hunting and calling animals and did them both well, ” said Terry Rohm, longtime friend of Lee’s and Public Relations Director for ...
Feb 21, 2019 · The late Ben Rogers Lee was inducted into the National Wild Turkey Federation’s Grand National Calling Championship Hall of Fame during the group’s annual convention in Nashville. Lee lived in Coffeeville and was a well-known turkey caller and hunter with his own line of turkey callers and other hunting items that were manufactured in his.
