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    We get them on occasion, too, although not regularly like we used to...a big development nearby interrupted their local travel patterns. The flock is typically 20-25 birds, including 1-3 big males. Magnificent creatures.

    I used to have a group of 5 young males that would enjoy sunflower seeds just outside my shop windows. Really kewel to watch from only about 5 feet away.
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    Be careful when driving and you see them along side the road. Heres what one did to the windshield of my tractor... he landed in my lap. I didnt wreck, I think what saved me was I saw him(actually her) coming...

    I dont like turkeys...
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    A bird hit me on the way to work today, too (though it wasn't a huge turkey!). All I saw was a flash of yellow as it swooped down and tried to turn at the last second... popped it at 70+, and I think it mostly hit my upper A-pillar. Your post reminded me of it, I should go check for damage.
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    Nothin funnier than seeing about 15 of them up in a spruce tree. They can fly a short distance. A neighbor of mine used to complain that they would be on his roof looking in the skylights. They would crap all over the glass. It didn't help that he'd feed them every day either.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mitchell Andrus View Post
    Yes, I can. No, I won't.
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    Could you at least add, "Wish I could"...for me...please???

    It would make me feel better.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Harold Burrell View Post
    Could you at least add, "Wish I could"...for me...please???

    It would make me feel better.
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    Wild turkey tastes the same as domestic turkey, except they are leaner.. This one was about 17lbs
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