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Hen Vocalization Question
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<blockquote data-quote="Andy S." data-source="post: 5321588" data-attributes="member: 131"><p>Generally speaking yes, but I also mainly hunt in west and middle TN, so same general area as you. For me, the most hen talk I heard was in December in a deer stand, over the course of several hunts. I've heard a fair amount over last few weeks as flocks are still decent size, and expect to hear less over the next month as the hens leave the flock. I suspect reduced hen talk over the course of the season is due to the number of hens in local flock declining as they are bred and seek out a secure place to nest. Once they are in nesting mode, they are a totally different creature IMO.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Andy S., post: 5321588, member: 131"] Generally speaking yes, but I also mainly hunt in west and middle TN, so same general area as you. For me, the most hen talk I heard was in December in a deer stand, over the course of several hunts. I've heard a fair amount over last few weeks as flocks are still decent size, and expect to hear less over the next month as the hens leave the flock. I suspect reduced hen talk over the course of the season is due to the number of hens in local flock declining as they are bred and seek out a secure place to nest. Once they are in nesting mode, they are a totally different creature IMO. [/QUOTE]
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