Little red eyes (Graphic pic)

[Bone Collector]

I will do one post at the end of season with the birds i have shot this Spring season, but i wanted to show what i found in the food sack (whatever it is called).

Looks like they are eating well

 

[Andy S.]

Cool pic, thanks for sharing. Looks like a good day not to be a Cicada.

 

[knightrider]

cool

 

[catman529]

if I am lucky enough to shoot another bird before season closes, and assuming the cicadas have hatched, I will cut open the crop and take a look.

 

[easy45]

cool

 

[String Music]

I found 70 whole acorns in my first turkey's crop this year. It's amazing how much they can hold.

 

[spitndrum]

 

[RAFI]

wow how do they eat them whole like that

 

[Beekeeper]

 

[Baxter83]

 

[Trevor2]

Cool. I killed one last year that was full of Japenese hornets! Ouch

 

[Winchester]

Very cool pic, and yep they pretty much swallow everything whole!

 

[Wrangler95]

Very nice pics,looks like they love Cicadas!!

 

[plinker22]

That is a great picture Bone Collector!

wow how do they eat them whole like that

Pretty easy when you don't have teeth! Sorry, couldn't help myself.

 

[TNhunter]

The one my son killed was full of shelled corn. The scumbags that own the land that borders this property apparently don't know their golden nuggets need to be gone 10 days prior to hunting. And yes they absolutely hunt. Deer and turkeys. And yes they bait deer as well. Every animal I've killed on this property has been full of shelled corn. There ain't a corn field within 10 miles of this property.

 

[DOC1187]

 

[Andy S.]

I copied this pic/link from TnTurkey. I did not kill this turkey nor do I know the gentleman who did. I am just passing along for others to see what the turkeys are eating on right now. Warning: pic of crawl full of cicadas.

http://i1132.photobucket.com/albums/m568/ems648/44.jpg

 

[Tree Tramp]

 

[oldmarine]

A gobbler is a remarkable creature that survives by eating practically anything that won't eat him.Excellent picture .

 

[Stoner]

I killed a gobbler a few years ago that had clover and honey bees in it's gullet. It must have been in a clover field eating clover and picking off honey bees that he came across.