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Dr. Michael Chamberlain - MeatEater Podcast
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<blockquote data-quote="Andy S." data-source="post: 4875567" data-attributes="member: 131"><p>^^^^ Spot on SS! As I've always said, the BEST turkey hunters/killers rarely stand a chance early season against a dominant gobbler and his harem of hens. Anyone that battled with them pre-decoy days knows this. Throw in a strutter, and voila, the tables are turned and it's not even a challenge. Personally, I think it's as bad or worse for turkey conservation as shooting hens. Remember, at the end of the day/season, you, me and everyone else should want maximum number of hens bred to increase the odds of maximum poults/hen the following August.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Andy S., post: 4875567, member: 131"] ^^^^ Spot on SS! As I’ve always said, the BEST turkey hunters/killers rarely stand a chance early season against a dominant gobbler and his harem of hens. Anyone that battled with them pre-decoy days knows this. Throw in a strutter, and voila, the tables are turned and it’s not even a challenge. Personally, I think it’s as bad or worse for turkey conservation as shooting hens. Remember, at the end of the day/season, you, me and everyone else should want maximum number of hens bred to increase the odds of maximum poults/hen the following August. [/QUOTE]
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