Hunting Washington Forum
Other Hunting => Turkey Hunting => Topic started by: Sundance on February 27, 2010, 06:30:05 PM
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thanks
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Got to be Global Warming.... :chuckle:
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I no in SW and west Central Stevens CO. they ant that way, I have been talking to my land owners and they are saying that there are in there winter mode still, I'll get pics. next week when I head that way. They said, the birds have been strutting and gobbling for the last 3 weeks but the tom are with the tom, hen are with the hen and Jake's are with the Jake's
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Ya but think this way, by the time you're hunting....that hen ain't gonna be messing around with any toms.....she'll be setting her clutch. One less evil witch out of the road
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If those pictures don't get your blood pumping and heart beating a bit faster....you have never really turkey hunted :drool:. Those are great pictures even if it is a bit earlier then we are used to.
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Them pic's tell me that the jake's are still hangin with the hens.... or in thier own groups.
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Them pic's tell me that the jake's are still hangin with the hens.... or in thier own groups.
Never seen a jake in those pictures those were all mature toms. Take a look at the tail feathers all mature.
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they were doing the same thing this time of year 2 years ago down on the tucannon and also 2 flocks I saw on the tatman mountain road. strutters all over, looked like the same general area to me. saw 1 neat looking longbeard with no tailfeathers. looked like a predator of some kind tried ripping him a new ass and missed. he was all puffed up strutting his stuff without a tail.
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got some pics today same thing hens waiting in line. wore the old tom out.
east of spokane near idaho boarder