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Morgan Wallen Goes Turkey Hunting in the Midwest

Country megastar Morgan Wallen swapped the spotlight for the outdoors in the season finale of Turkey Season 25, joining his friend Tyler Davis and the Drury Outdoors crew for a multi-day hunting trip across Missouri and Iowa. Fans get to see a different side of the “Last Night” singer as he embraces early mornings, unpredictable weather, and plenty of turkey action in this laid-back and intimate look at life away from the stage.

Morgan Wallen Hits the Midwest for Turkey Season 25

Arriving in camp with just a few hours of sleep, Wallen jumps straight into the action with humor and excitement. Viewers follow along as the crew splits into hunting groups, covering ground across both states. With his signature relaxed style and a Winchester in hand, Morgan quickly gets into the rhythm, scoring multiple turkeys while cracking jokes and sharing laughs with the team.

Wallen Embraces Full Turkey Season

Wallen’s enthusiasm for the sport is clear. “I don’t like sitting still for long,” he admits, praising turkey hunting for its action-packed style. This season marks his first full turkey season, and it’s obvious he’s hooked. Across various terrains and states, he notches several successful hunts, including one in Iowa that he calls the “prettiest action” he’s seen.

Behind the Scenes with Morgan Wallen on the Hunt

It’s a refreshing look at a star known for selling out stadiums and topping charts. Here, Morgan Wallen is just one of the guys, immersed in nature, connecting with friends, and celebrating a shared passion. The camaraderie, humor, and genuine moments of awe make this a must-watch episode for fans of country music and the great outdoors alike.

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  • Love watching Morgan loves everything he does have fun becareful love from Lenoir city Tennessee

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