Saw Something New

[dirtnap]

It's amazing what they'll adapt to.  A lot of agriculture around this rural place and guys tell me a flock of turkeys will get in the way while they are planting and cultivating. I've been told stories of turkeys around homes getting dominant with people, running at them, pecking, and flogging.  But twitch a finger on a hardwood ridge in the spring and it's game over.

A farmer friend of mine in Kansas said that they roosted on the roof of his house in the winter and basically attacked him when he walked out the house in the mornings to feed cows.  His house is in amongst the feedlot.

The hunting is pretty good on his property in the spring but nothing like that.

[Tom007]

Yes, this year in New Jersey while hunting, saw 2 Toms sitting on wooden horse coral fence. They stayed there for over an hour.