Cipra Branch - Turkey

Cipra Branch Turkey is located just west of Cromwell Iowa and consists of over 1,300 acres of private ground. Iowa is a great state for avid turkey hunters to find themselves in. This property holds eastern turkeys, the largest subspecies of turkey. It boasts a few unique features that make it a perfect place to notch a tag and take a fan. A combination of plentiful food sources of corn, beans, and others, a creek that runs through the property, and plenty of different roosting areas, make it ideal turkey hunting habitat. Though turkeys can be found anywhere on this property, history shows that they will typically roost in the area as shown by the 'blind' icon in the map you receive after booking. This property provides a DIY hunting opportunity, and hunters will need to bring all necessary supplies for the hunt. Additionally, all attending parties must be Infinite Outdoors members to legally access this property.

This property near Cromwell, IA boasts an ideal environment for Turkey, with its diverse range of biological habitats, including a riverbed, hardwood forests. Turkey are abundant in the area, especially during the spring, attracted to the various food sources as well as the shelter and cover provided by the hardwood forests. Ag fields dominate the landscape and serve as wildlife magnets. The turkey travel along the creek beds and can be targeted in open pockets and corners of Ag fields. The hardwood forests and dense timber in this region offer excellent cover for turkey, making it an ideal location for hunters target gobbling turkeys and coax them into the open timber patches or Ag fields. The timbers surrounding the fields and the plant species that inhabit them are pumped with native forage and provide an abundance of food for turkey and other wildlife. However, this also means that hunters must be strategic in their approach, the turkey can be highly unpredictable and may not follow predictable patterns. This being said, Toms will present themselves when the time is right and patience is key. Turkey numbers increase during the spring and can be great for the Iowa spring season.

You are not legally allowed to access the property, for any adventure, prior to your selected access day. If you try to access the property at all before your selected date(s), without prior approval from IO, you will be subject to trespassing and punishments therein.