Good to see the flock next door survived the winter, but it is smaller and only one big Tom captured on the trail cam so far.
But he is a beauty...
https://i.imgur.com/kypeBESl.jpg
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Good to see the flock next door survived the winter, but it is smaller and only one big Tom captured on the trail cam so far.
But he is a beauty...
https://i.imgur.com/kypeBESl.jpg
Good stuff. Will be keeping out of my spot after watching a Jake breed a number of hens this morning. Obviously the big boys are elsewhere. Perhaps my new place will hold a few when that closes.
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Looks great, after seeing your pics, I might put one of my cameras back out too...
Good luck
Great pic of a nice Tom. Man I’m going to miss hunting them this year.
That is a great looking bird... Best of luck guys...
Most of the time the show is better than anything. Enjoy it
thats a great picture mike,Quote:
Originally Posted by MikePal
generally how far off the ground do you put your camera for turkey?
thanks in advance :)
Beauty pic. I bought and printed my license today.
Last scouting revealed a couple of mature toms just waiting for me.
Spring fever!
I put the about 2' of the ground.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bowjob
same Tom Side profile...not a long beard HaHa..
https://i.imgur.com/NGsjDEcl.jpg
Maybe he's a grow'er, not a show'er?!Quote:
Originally Posted by MikePal
beauty, good luck!
Likely beard broke off during an ice storm.
Love seeing them in the Pines like that!
One of my farms has a very mature Red Pine plantation that produces birds year after year.
-N.
It's the best place for mid afternoon hunts. Once the Hens sit, the bachelors tend to walk thru the bush looking for a booty call :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Sprite