grannysoo
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Even the turkeys around here know it's turkey season. Amazing how they can just "vanish" overnight.
Jogeephus":3iednnlx said:mnmtranching":3iednnlx said:What would you guys do? No season for turkeys here. My ranch flock is 60 some hens and chicks and at least a dozen big toms hanging out together.
Would Y'all practice some management?
I'll have to think about this a bit. I kinda smell politics in your neck of the woods which I think have no place in wildlife management. Let me reply with another question. Do you think I'm going to pay the $50 license fee to harvest a gator on my own land?
grannysoo":3iednnlx said:Even the turkeys around here know it's turkey season. Amazing how they can just "vanish"
overnight.
ga. prime":3e3o8j3m said:same thing my friend was saying- the birds were close mouthed. He had been here 2 or 3 days last week with no luck. I talked to him last Wednesday and he was telling me about the problem
Your theory makes good sense to me! Nice work by your son getting the two birds.Jogeephus":3qw78t5k said:Ecofreaks and such would have us believe the birds are singing cause they are happy when in fact they are just horny as all get out. This is brought on by some physical and environmental conditions. This is why - I believe - that turkeys will shut up on cloudy days. Same with song birds. But get one of those bluebird mornings and listen to the songs. :nod: