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<blockquote data-quote="13pt" data-source="post: 5633694" data-attributes="member: 19602"><p>It's all good...I see where you're coming from. I do have one question. If it helps to avoid whacking those one or two gobblers in the lower population areas early in the season so more hens are bred, then wouldn't the same logic apply to letting one go at the end of the season since that gobbler will likely be around to breed at the beginning of the next season increasing the likelihood that more hens will be bred next year?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="13pt, post: 5633694, member: 19602"] It's all good...I see where you're coming from. I do have one question. If it helps to avoid whacking those one or two gobblers in the lower population areas early in the season so more hens are bred, then wouldn't the same logic apply to letting one go at the end of the season since that gobbler will likely be around to breed at the beginning of the next season increasing the likelihood that more hens will be bred next year? [/QUOTE]
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