They'll be gobbled out before season

tellico4x4

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rifle02

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Last winter there was a flock of around 20. Not exclusively on my property they just came through now and again. After the breakup in early spring there were four. Late summer there were three. Last time I saw any there were two and that was a while ago. I do think someone locally is using corn. I hope that's the explanation.
 

megalomaniac

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Seen some strutting behind hens today, it will be over by February 😁
That's exactly what the folks say every year! 😀

After this past year and delayed season opener, I intentionally saved my last tag for the last weekend of the season. And I killed the 1 bird I couldn't kill for the past 2 seasons memorial day weekend.

But good grief, I've heard more gobbling this deer season than I ever have in years past. It's not numbers of birds... population is still way down from late 90s. But they are way more vocal this Nov/Dec than any year prior.
 

Biggun4214

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Day length triggers strutting and gobbling especially in younger birds. Birds are also jockeying for social status this time of year. We had pictures for an hour last week of a group of birds fighting.
 

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