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Fewer turkeys every year
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<blockquote data-quote="Wrangler95" data-source="post: 5325570" data-attributes="member: 1738"><p>I think there are very few poults that survive to replenish the flocks each year!You take the 30,000 or what not each year that hunters kill and then all the turkeys lost to predators your flock will continue to get less and less each year!Poult survival is critical to maintain a flock each year!Jack Murray said the hens need to average 2.8 poults per hen just to maintain the population at the same level each year!After spring hay is cut I ride my ATV around all the back roads and I may see 7 or 8 hens with not a single poult!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Wrangler95, post: 5325570, member: 1738"] I think there are very few poults that survive to replenish the flocks each year!You take the 30,000 or what not each year that hunters kill and then all the turkeys lost to predators your flock will continue to get less and less each year!Poult survival is critical to maintain a flock each year!Jack Murray said the hens need to average 2.8 poults per hen just to maintain the population at the same level each year!After spring hay is cut I ride my ATV around all the back roads and I may see 7 or 8 hens with not a single poult! [/QUOTE]
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