US Super Slam

The US Super Slam is considered the most difficult of the slams. A hunter must harvest and register a turkey from all 49 states with established turkey hunting seasons. This includes all the states within the Lower 48 as well as Hawaii. Alaska does not have a legal hunting season for turkeys.

Upon completion and registration of the slam, the hunter receives a pin and certificate.

Individuals who have successfully completed and registered their US Super Slam.

Billy Barnett – Science Hill, KY (1 in 2022)
Jeff Budz – Indian Lake Estates, FL (1 in 2015)
Tanner Burns – Buckhannon, WV (1 in 2021)
Tim Byrd – Hernando, MS (1 in 2019)
Scott Culpepper – Ellerslie, GA (1 in 2017)
Chip Davis – Grenada, MS (1 in 2022)
David J. Ellis – Crestview, FL (1 in 2016)
Anthony Hudak – Noxen, PA (1 in 2016)
Clayton Johnston – Brookhaven, MS (1 in 2019)
Edward Kalinowski – Nanticoke, PA (1 in 2024)
Rob Keck – Edgefield, SC (1 in 1997)
Kenny Mount – Anniston, AL (1 in 2019)
Clyde Neely – Kingwood, TX (1 in 2012)
Chad Parker – Benton, AR (1 in 2017)
Daniel Rorrer – Pulaski, VA (1 in 2011)
James Wilhelm – Eagle Rock, VA (2, 2012 and 2022)
Tim Yates – Decatur TN (1 in 2021)