:thumbsup: (pics taken today Feb 17 about 3 PM)
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Dang it Twin! You've got so many of the turkey birds around you gotta be careful. You want me to come over this spring and help you thin them out? Neat photo Mickey! Mike
LOL Mike those are the "front yard" gobblers. The hens were in the back yard.
Trouble is about 2 weeks before hunting season (pic taken March 24,2006)
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they just dissapear. Happens every year. They come back in July and stay until early April. Then disappear until the poults are born, then they come back (pic taken July 14, 2006)
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Cool!
Great Pics Thanks for sharing :thumbsup:
Love that Double bearded boy in the first pic. :bigsmyl:
It was 84F in north San Diego county today. Our turkeys are roasting.
Dang ferret you a lucky man. I always love looking at your pics of your yard.<><
Looks like a "CHILI" day to me :thumbsup:
Thanks for sharing....Glad the cold ain't seeped inside YET
Great pics Ferret.
Mickey, I swear you have the only migratory turkeys i have ever seen. I wonder where they go when season gets close? Nice pics as usual.
Chad... wherever they go when season gets close sure ain't around here. ;)
You may have the coolest back yard.Thanks for sharing
John
I think Ferret has THE BEST Property in Any State!! Great Pictures Mickey :thumbsup:
Chad I think they go to where there are some open fields where they can strut and search for bugs. We still hear them gobbling on their roosts in the valley in the mornings, but after fly down they just head some other direction. There's a golf course behind the 90 acres behind me. I suspect they head up that way. If I didn't have to trespass to find out, I'd follow them some morning.
Very cool.......
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Thanks for sharing bud!
-Brian
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