Learn turkey hunting basics from calls to decoys to blinds and equipment, at O'Bannon Woods State Park, April 14, 1 to 4 p.m.

Calling demonstrations and proper use of calls will be covered. This workshop, which costs $10 per person, will not get you your bird, but will increase your chances for success. Prizes will be given.

Advance registration is required. To do so, or for a full descriptive schedule of all other Wyandotte Adventure Outings, contact the park's interpretive center, (812) 738-8234, or visit www.interpretiveservices.IN.gov.

O'Bannon Woods observes Eastern Daylight Savings Time. The park is located 10 miles west of Corydon, on Highway 462, off State Highway 62.

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