Mississippi

[surehuntsalot]

been scouting the last 2 saturdays,seen several birds,but not one gobble heard yet

[Grobec1]

What part of Mississippi your in. I'm hunting north of Greensburg, La. about 2 miles from the
Miss./La. border. Went this weekend and did not see any birds or hear any gobbling.

[J Hook Max]

Do you have any turkeys to do any gobbling. I know Mississippi has been hurting for a couple of years. Things are that great here in Alabama either.

[surehuntsalot]

What part of Mississippi your in. I'm hunting north of Greensburg, La. about 2 miles from the
Miss./La. border. Went this weekend and did not see any birds or hear any gobbling.

south/central part of the state about 45 miles south east of Jackson

[surehuntsalot]

Do you have any turkeys to do any gobbling. I know Mississippi has been hurting for a couple of years. Things are that great here in Alabama either.

Yea there are some birds in the area,this screwed up weather we been having hasn't helped any either

[davisd9]

Buddies that hunt outside Fayette listened this past Sunday and heard two gobble.  Was some sign but not as much as they hoped.  Property was pretty wet in one area.  Hopefully the temps will rise and the birds will gobble!

[slave601]

Silent this morning in Covington co

[surehuntsalot]

silent in simpson co. also all weekend

[EMDawg]

Nothing in Attala Co this past weekend. Hopefully the weather this week will get them going

[BT]

Tried in Copiah County on 3/8. No gobbles.  A friend said he heard one gobble 30 time near Port Gibson.


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[bc76]

Heard one gobble on the roost twice sat morn. Clarke Co

[J Hook Max]

 I am very familiar with South Mississippi. These are all prime counties for turkeys. I have hunted in quite a few of these areas in the past.
I know the spring is late but it seems like it is different than ten years ago. North Mississippi is in pretty good shape I think but the population must be down in the South.
We have much the same situation here in Alabama. Some of the prime areas in South Alabama just don't have the birds we had ten or twenty years ago. Farther up the state it seems to be no change , maybe even better in some areas.
It just seems that it hasn't been the same since Hurricanes Ivan ands Katrina. Ivan made a mess of our timberlands as I know Katrina did yours. I just believe it hurt us.

[northms]

Buddy heard them in Pontotoc County gobbling today on the roost. 

[BT]

No gobbles in Copiah


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[Old Timer53]

   Quiet in Claiborne Co