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WOWHere ya go!
Damn that’s a big boy. He would make one hell of a rugHere ya go!
He’s huge,I have seen him at night with thermal hunting hogs. Probably 400+ I’m thinking his belly dragging the ground lol.Damn that’s a big boy. He would make one hell of a rug
Hope they ain’t done by the time season startsI hope to walk him into the gun barrel in a few weeks for myself or my nephew. I hope the nephew gets him. It'll be his first year turkey hunting.
They ain't done til June. The science behind turkey breeding is much like deer. It's dictated by photoperiod, or the number of hours of light in a day aligning right with what is in their genetics on when their body's tell them "it's time". Combine that with the hen controls when she releases the sperm from the duct into her actual reproductive organs to form the egg. The hens can hold sperm from different birds for up to 28 days research has shown. Make no mistake though they will begin breeding within the next week to two weeks, if they haven't already. That's why the season was pushed back by two weeks, so that the dominant Toms could breed before being removed from the gene pool.Hope they ain’t done by the time season starts
That thing is crazy fat. That might be the only bear I could outrun. But I'd stay inside at night just in case.Here ya go!
Looks like you gonna have another one or three soonHere ya go!
Nice to see the turkey population reboundPut a cam on a food plot about a month ago glad to start seeing a few turkeys we really have not had any since 2015 View attachment 5484851View attachment 5484852View attachment 5484853