they up and moving around this morning

yep, a beautiful sight. Back in the late 70's, here in mid western Arkansas, we had huge flocks of several hundred or more. It was crazy to see and actually hard to hunt them for the sheer amount of eyes. The poachers thinned them out badly using trot lines baited with corn. made a lot of us sick. They would seem to keep getting up in the woods for ten minutes as you eased along. They were also netted for trading to other states for other critters like elk etc.

Here too.

Breeding already, even with snow on the ground. They come into my bird feeders every morning.

Seeing lots to em here too. The good ole boys are already hunting them

You'll tormenting me! I've been in woods trying to get something established ain't seen or heard a thing! On way church Sunday morning, big gobbler in full strut barely off pavement, at least 9" beard! You know what? I don't care a bit, I'm still loving it! Thank Lord I can and free and still healthy enough to go! Keep pics coming so I can remember what I'm looking for!!!

Here also, up and moving. :) :)

White falcon

You are going to have to go to Costco and get bulk spices to cook one of them

DAMN ALL POACHERS! " May the GREAT WATERS return those impious jerks to their Mother's, Mother's Mother!"

We had an out of stater here in WV check one of those buzzards in as a turkey years ago when we had in person Check Ins . if you don’t the difference that is scary

Seen the first strutter of the year here in Iowa, last week.

Them Texas turkeys are ugly.

They didn't gobble much either!!!

i remember being over run with turkeys back in the 1980s when we bowhunted in mo. we have seen several here in south central iowa lately and i'm sure you would hear some early morning gobbling right now!

There up and feeding their young.

Cool pictures keep them coming.

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