Its hard to tell cuz I took this pic from my cell phone, but theyre all gobblers. Won't be much longer.
(http://img.tapatalk.com/d/13/01/26/tyde5uta.jpg)
Looks like your gonna need some help.Where do you want the volunteers to meet ya. :turkey2:
Quote from: redarrow on January 25, 2013, 06:22:49 PM
Looks like your gonna need some help.Where do you want the volunteers to meet ya. :turkey2:
Im with Red :icon_thumright:
wow!
Quote from: hookedspur on January 25, 2013, 06:26:45 PM
Quote from: redarrow on January 25, 2013, 06:22:49 PM
Looks like your gonna need some help.Where do you want the volunteers to meet ya. :turkey2:
Im with Red :icon_thumright:
:agreed: we will come in full force.....
lol... he's already got some help :) I can't wait.. gonna be adding some spurs to my necklace!
I wonder where that was taken ;) Nice bunch of gobblers.
That's a pretty sight. :fud: :OGani:
That farm there I got about 300 acres. Come spring it'll hold about 5 or 6 gobblers. The neighboring farm got into the outfitting business and come spring my farm will hold 5 or 6 birds. Every morning I heard birds go to the neighbors property to the same place day after day. I knew somethin wasn't right so one day I took a little walk. Found a bunch if wheat seed covered up with hay. If I had to feed a turkey to kill him id quit huntin!! It pisses me off just thinking about it but what can ya do?? I'll still get mine, but I remember the good ole days when my hardest problem was tryin to figure out which bird To go after.
well.. that escalated quickly ;) our neighbors here like to bait turkeys.. 19onpoint85 don't like the fact that they pull so many turkeys off us by doing so.. & he tends to gets a little hot headed when he thinks about it =O but you're right Justin no need in worrying about it.. you'll still gonna get yours :)
I would like to introduce my 2 new friends. 19onpoint85 and bones lol
Quote from: 19onpoint85 on January 25, 2013, 07:48:41 PM
That farm there I got about 300 acres. Come spring it'll hold about 5 or 6 gobblers. The neighboring farm got into the outfitting business and come spring my farm will hold 5 or 6 birds. Every morning I heard birds go to the neighbors property to the same place day after day. I knew somethin wasn't right so one day I took a little walk. Found a bunch if wheat seed covered up with hay. If I had to feed a turkey to kill him id quit huntin!! It pisses me off just thinking about it but what can ya do?? I'll still get mine, but I remember the good ole days when my hardest problem was tryin to figure out which bird To go after.
I like this! There is a difference between a hunter and bushwacker.
Ive seen this before , corn wars on property -
Go down to the city pound and adopt some very loud bluetick hounds and let them loose on his property opening morning
Quote from: Old Gobbler on January 25, 2013, 10:34:41 PM
Ive seen this before , corn wars on property -
Go down to the city pound and adopt some very loud bluetick hounds and let them loose on his property opening morning
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now now... I already have a pit bull, a yorkie poo, two cats and two kittens that I have to feed, you can't tell him to go get no more animals because he WILL lol! ;)
I would look into permanent food plots , adjacent to his property
millet , chuffas ,etc.... throw down a good burn on a large grazing field about 4 weeks prior to the season - keep thick wooded well drained areas with lots of ground cover for nesting , disk the firebreaks
bait gets eaten up quickly , quality habitat is what pulls game to your property
Quote from: Old Gobbler on January 25, 2013, 10:51:00 PM
I would look into permanent food plots , adjacent to his property
millet , chuffas ,etc.... throw down a good burn on a large grazing field about 4 weeks prior to the season - keep thick wooded well drained areas with lots of ground cover for nesting , disk the firebreaks
bait gets eaten up quickly , quality habitat is what pulls game to your property
The place I hunt I cannot make food plots. However, the land next too me has the plots that you are describing above and turkeys go there routinely. I have learned the birds roost on the land I hunt, pass through it to go to the food plots on the other land. I may not can plant them but I can get between the birds and the plot. To your point, they draw turkeys routinely and the Hens have a great place for nesting
Nice. I've been hearing from farmers that this March is going to be unusually warm again this year.
Last year it made for a good first couple weeks of the season but sucked towards the end.