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  • mike55

    Purdy, but the wrong sex for hunting! Tell her to call up a gobbler next time! 😁

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  • montanajoe
    • Community moderator

    Too cool,lol.

    Seriously too, Ol woodshed with his post and pictures sure made it look/sound easy.

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  • Wild Turkey

    It knows you don't have a gun handy. Turkeys and coyotes have a natural radar that spots guns so they know when to hide.

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  • Frogdog

    That is a truly beautiful photo, both bird and background.

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  • jimdeere

    She's waiting on her boyfriend.

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  • JimmyJack

    Hunting is easy its the turkey that is tough!

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  • austin20

    not so Wild Turkey

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  • cbxjeff

    After living 25 miles west of Indy for 40+ years, I saw my first wild turkey last week. I even had a fox come to eat some cat food on the back deck. I saw one other fox and that was 30 years ago. What's going on with wildlife around here?

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  • Ricci.Wright

    There are lots of turkeys around here. But get of the car with a shotgun shell in your pocket and they are gooooone!!!!

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  • mac10

    a little bread now and then she will tell her friends👩‍🍳

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  • Ditch-Runner

    Neat photo

    And visitor thanks for sharing and as stated great looking back ground on the place

    When I was working in the evening on the way home about 6 miles from my house I had to cross the river. Next to it their is a small tree Grove and a farmers field I would see a flock of turkeys

    Around 15 maybe 20 of them along the tree line or just into the field many times in the fall

    i Never we hunted them but a lot of coworkes did

    On the same road I hit four of the Six or seven deer I hit on the way to work over the 25 yrs

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  • hillbille
    mike55: 30289518784155/comments/-1

    Purdy, but the wrong sex for hunting! Tell her to call up a gobbler next time! 😁

    it is here in the spring also, goblers only, but come fall we have 3 weeks of either sex, guess that covers all the weird turkeys that identify either way........

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  • He Dog

    Illegal is almost always easy, that is why the not bright become criminals.

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  • mike55
    hillbille: 30289518784155/comments/-1

    https://forums.gunbroker.com/discussion/comment/11391817#Comment_11391817

    it is here in the spring also, goblers only, but come fall we have 3 weeks of either sex, guess that covers all the weird turkeys that identify either way........

    Didn't know anywhere allowed hens to be harvested. They do taste better😁. Turkeys are in the decline around here, now we can only kill 2 gobblers per year and only one per day!

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  • bullshot

    Tell me about it.


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  • Oakie

    This is great. My dad has turkeys come into his yard everyday. Hunting season started and he couldn't buy a turkey. Hasn't even seen one this week. Mom said he walked out back to hunt this morning, and a whole flock came walking around the house as he left. He never saw them!!!LOL. Mom told him to just sit on the front porch and shoot one when they come into his feeder. I love the way my mom breaks my dad's balls.

    Last year while he was out in the game lands hunting, My mom shot a 12 pointer off their upper deck, in the front yard. Poor pop hasn't killed a deer in years, and Mom shoots one while doing dishes. 🤣🤣🤣

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  • montanajoe
    • Community moderator

    Great picture, @bullshot

    Sorry OakiePop but thats funny, @Oakie

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  • KL

    My dad would feed the turkeys that came thru the yard. There was a Tom that would peck at the back door for more corn. Young dad would have made a Sunday meal from him. Old dad just liked seeing such a good looking bird come by.

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  • asop

    We have them all over the place. They've made a great come back. Coyote worst enemy!

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  • KenK/84Bravo

    We had flocks of 20+ or so, that would hold you up crossing the road to come up in our Holler, in the evening. Coyotes have moved in, in force here. Hear them at night. My Bud, says 2-3 come up our back driveway and cut up under my back deck to get in to another patch of woods, beside my house. Get's em' on game camera, pretty much every evening. (In the wee hours, when it's quiet.) I've been peeing on their trail for a few weeks now, off my back deck. I'm sure they don't like that. 😁

    Have not seen a Turkey in a couple years now. Guess they got em.' Still see Bunnies everywhere, when I pull in to my yard after dark, coming home from work.

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  • NeoBlackdog

    This lil' fella was down at the barn tonight when I went to do evening chores. I was able to walk within a dozen feet of him a couple times while I was doin' chores. There were a couple of his hens close that he was tryin' to impress. I took the picture from about 20 yards away.


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  • Toolman286

    @Kevin_L You reminded me of when I had a 2' x 2' sheet of polished stainless in the back yard. Toms would fluff up & prance back & forth in front of it. Then peck hard at their own reflection. Funny to watch.

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