rutdog
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Can you take a white turkey at AEDC?
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Setterman
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I don't think white turkeys are illegal anywhere in this state, only white deer.
WingNut
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You can shoot a white deer. The deer has to be albino (pink eyes) for it to be illegal.
bvoss
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I believe thats correct.Setterman said:
Grizzly Johnson
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bsl said:
There is no such rule that I know of.....
But I am curious about there being a white turkey..... I have never seen it nor have I heard anyone else saying anything about one being out there..... interesting....
InfoMan
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Wild turkeys occur in a variety of degrees of white. Many have more white than the usual color. Some are almost to totally white.
All wild turkeys are regulated the same. Bearded birds in spring and either-sex in fall.
All wild turkeys are regulated the same. Bearded birds in spring and either-sex in fall.
rutdog
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Thx for the quick replies,i have seen two at AEDC and also two at fort campbell,just wanted to get a clarification before season gets here,thx again rut
make'em strut
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any bearded bird no matter the color or sex
Grizzly Johnson
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rutdog said:
Where at on AEDC...... not trying to take your spot, I have hunted and worked there but haven't seen what you speak of yet.... You can PM me if you would rather tell me that way.
rutdog
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sent you a pm grizzly
Hawk
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Hope so........ 
tennbassethound
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I will tell you his secret spot.....the frozen food section at BILO, that's the only way he can bag one.
I remember at last years NWTF show that Sportsman's Warehouse had a bird that was mostly white fully mounted. I talked with one of the guys some and he told me which one's were more rare than others, but I don't remember him saying much about a white bird unless it was albino.
