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<blockquote data-quote="Willysman" data-source="post: 5319930" data-attributes="member: 21886"><p>Population not what it used to be when I started turkey hunting up there in 1977 regardless of what a game warden or forest service employee tells you. Most of them were not around at that time so they don't know what it was like. Tough hunting. Haven't killed one up there in several years but I just enjoy the mountains. You have to remember that most of the turkeys statewide originated from the South Cherokee. Extensively trapped for years until they almost depleted the population.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Willysman, post: 5319930, member: 21886"] Population not what it used to be when I started turkey hunting up there in 1977 regardless of what a game warden or forest service employee tells you. Most of them were not around at that time so they don't know what it was like. Tough hunting. Haven't killed one up there in several years but I just enjoy the mountains. You have to remember that most of the turkeys statewide originated from the South Cherokee. Extensively trapped for years until they almost depleted the population. [/QUOTE]
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