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You would starve at our house. We "all natural" raise 40 to 50 turkeys a year for our extended family who also take a good many wild turkeys every year.
If there is a cook in the house turkey has many options and around here is appreciated every time. BTW Thanksgiving feast is a great feast of the best foods of the year prepared in the best ways! Having it more than once a month would cheapen the experience!
I'm glad it's good at your house. I bet my opinion might be different if I were there.

My mom always makes deviled eggs and green bean casserole. It's terrible. It's green beans inside a goop with a crunchy crust on top.

I like green beans, but plain with a simple bouillon cube. These majority of the dishes brought to the spread are only made once a year and are not perfected.

Starving pilgrims had to figure out ways to eat yams and pumpkins but I don't think it's a tradition worth recreating every year.

Before I had kids, I'd like to come in midday from to woods. I'd say hello to everyone, pick at the food a bit, say I'm not really hungry and I'm chasing a big buck. Then Id say goodbye grab an enormous sized piece of pecan pie because it's the best food there and head back towards the wood line.

Now I have kids and inadvertently spend a lot more time hanging out with relatives on both sides then hunting the rut.

I feel like I should be less like a starving pilgrim and more like a whooping native american chasing animals through the woods. Maybe that's just me wanting to break out of the normal…
 
No, just hate turkey the birds. Now eating one? Yeah, I'm all in for that!
What is it you hate about them? Never known a hunter to get so emotional about such a tasty treat...lol... Now I hate 'dillo's...
 
2 parts dark meat plus 1 part Boston Butt.

Cook to 165 internal, no higher. Best sausage you will ever eat.

I made 5lbs Sweet Italian and 5lbs Kielbasa a couple weeks ago
 

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I'd rather hunt them than deer but had rather kill a big buck. I know you have folks turkey hunt it but when they're done come spring I'll be happy to try and take another couple out of there. 😇
Unfortunately, most of them have moved into the bottoms come spring. They are far more of a pest late summer into fall.

When is fall season?
 
Unfortunately, most of them have moved into the bottoms come spring. They are far more of a pest late summer into fall.

When is fall season?
Fall shotgun turkey was Oct 12-25. Archery ran concurrent with archery deer. But now that we are in ML, you can't kill them legally until spring season next year.
 

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