String Music
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Cuz I'm starting to get restless!
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Nice pics. I've had a few gobblers do to me exactly what that gobbler in the last pic is doing. At least that was my excuse for why I missed. :grin:
easy45
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I'm ready myself
FARMTOFIELD
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that hen in the last pic is absolutely gorgeous i would love to have a body mount like that!!!
Boll Weevil
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Hey String...is that something that you planted they are feeding on or just an open grassy area?
Very nice photos and looks like you have a healthy bunch of birds to work with.
Very nice photos and looks like you have a healthy bunch of birds to work with.
Few more pics for everyone. These are a friend of a friend's pic, taken about a week ago in west TN.
4onaside
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Been thinking about these things all morning and I can't go March 31. !!
Yep. I am afraid here we will miss the best part. But it happens that way usually every year. Come on TWRA March 17 opener. LOL
String Music
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Boll Weevil said:
Yes, we planted groundhog radishes and winter rye (cereal rye) in this field. We also planted red clover which should be coming up soon.
String Music
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Rockhound said:
We usually have a couple silver-phase hens every year. I don't know why we can't every get a silver-phase gobbler!
String Music
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muddyboots said:
Nah. Just b/c the gobblers are strutting doesn't mean the hens are ready to breed. I think the warmer weather has the gobblers fired up earlier than usual, but the lengthening of daylight is what triggers the breeding phase.
