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<blockquote data-quote="Newt" data-source="post: 5326063" data-attributes="member: 19912"><p>I wish I knew the answer because It makes me sick to think the turkey are going down the same path as the grouse and quail populations. We have never had the huge flocks of birds here on the plateau but more isolated pockets spread throughout the county and they seem to be stable. But it would honestly be hard to determine that due to the terrain and habitat (woods and mountain) and lack of agriculture fields and overall lack of giant flocks like most of you guys speak of.</p><p> Here is my solution and Setterman says it best and has for years and he is right in my opinion. Ban the plastic turkey s, robo decoys, gobbler on a string, b~mobile, dsd, pretty boy, fans, umbrellas fans, scoot n shoot, crazy chicken and etc etc etc. </p><p>Used to the strutter that had his harem of hens was pretty well bulletproof till he had done his job tended his hens and got lonely then we might of got lucky and killed a long spur Turkey towards the latter half of the season. Now days with those gizmos and gadgets those big boss breading gobblers are most vulnerable to be killed first week or two of season. To my knowledge that crape started really getting popular 2005 to present day?</p><p>Of course I don't think that's the only issue but I would sure like to see some changes made in that department.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Newt, post: 5326063, member: 19912"] I wish I knew the answer because It makes me sick to think the turkey are going down the same path as the grouse and quail populations. We have never had the huge flocks of birds here on the plateau but more isolated pockets spread throughout the county and they seem to be stable. But it would honestly be hard to determine that due to the terrain and habitat (woods and mountain) and lack of agriculture fields and overall lack of giant flocks like most of you guys speak of. Here is my solution and Setterman says it best and has for years and he is right in my opinion. Ban the plastic turkey s, robo decoys, gobbler on a string, b~mobile, dsd, pretty boy, fans, umbrellas fans, scoot n shoot, crazy chicken and etc etc etc. Used to the strutter that had his harem of hens was pretty well bulletproof till he had done his job tended his hens and got lonely then we might of got lucky and killed a long spur Turkey towards the latter half of the season. Now days with those gizmos and gadgets those big boss breading gobblers are most vulnerable to be killed first week or two of season. To my knowledge that crape started really getting popular 2005 to present day? Of course I don’t think that’s the only issue but I would sure like to see some changes made in that department. [/QUOTE]
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