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re: Turkey Hunting in Washington Parish
Posted on 4/26/19 at 9:54 am to baldona
Posted on 4/26/19 at 9:54 am to baldona
i agree, i dont know what eats them or their eggs as i dont hunt turkeys but that is all we can figure
Our property is 50/50 woods and fields. Id see 6-10 every time i went out back. Not sure what caused them to leave or what killed them but they are gone
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Turkeys really like a good mix of open woods and fields.
Our property is 50/50 woods and fields. Id see 6-10 every time i went out back. Not sure what caused them to leave or what killed them but they are gone
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Posted on 4/26/19 at 2:52 pm to SeaPickle
Between predators, constant clear cutting, outlaws shooting them out of vehicles and rain from past years its hard to keep turkeys in Washington Parish. Our place used to be over run with birds. Could hear 7-10 in a morning gobbling all day. Now its rare to hear 1 gobble more than 2-5x on a limb.
Birds go through ups and downs. We are just on a down right now. Killing nest predators has helped our place more than anything.
Birds go through ups and downs. We are just on a down right now. Killing nest predators has helped our place more than anything.
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