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catman529

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They visit fairly often, and came back a few times today to eat some golden nuggets. There is a trail cam they are all in front of, so I'm sure it has some good pics.

Originally there were 3, but now 4 more showed up and I saw some pretty good hooks on one of em.

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I don't plan to shoot any especially if they become tame to me feeding them. I will stop feeding them before turkey season just in case something crazy happens, because new turkeys always show up in the spring time, but I plan to give these a pass.
 
I would have a hard time passing them, but it sure would be cool to monitor them throughout the spring time. I could see one sticking around all spring. I don't think they tolerate each other well once breeding begins, even with a bunch of corn. unless they are gay gobblers.
 
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I got a corner of woods nearby where I can bow kill one if I like but like I said I might just watch them this spring. I'm not sure how many will stick around for breeding season. I will stop feeding em before season opens just in case....
 
Bone Collector said:
Grizzly Johnson said:
Looks like a prime spot for a bow kill....

That is what i was thinking. :D
It's about 10 yards from where the big doe was when I shot her and about 2 yards from where the little doe was when I shot her the year before. :grin:
 

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