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Camouflaged to the eyeballs, a hunter is more difficult for even a keen-eyed turkey to distinguish, but the visually broken outlines can sacrifice recognition of his humanity by other hunters.

If you don’t keep your head in this turkey hunting business, it can be a perilous time for you, and/or you can make it a perilous time for others.

With Kentucky’s annual spring turkey season into its second weekend, hunters are implored to use extreme caution to avoid accidents through the April 13-May 5 hunting period.

Steve Vantreese, a freelance outdoors writer, can be contacted at outdoors@paducahsun.com.

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