My grandfather used to trap turkeys, live, keep them in a cage and feed them out. Butcher day was an all day event. Fond memories.
We can't do that now. What state was that in?
Oklahoma!
If we trap something now, it has to be released or killed. Can't take them as pets.
I'm sure his method is illegal now...very likely was then. We'd sometimes get 20 at a time. They get mad as hell when they're trapped.
No doubt.
Go once, and your hooked!
If the chance arises I guess I'll give it a whirl. I have alot going on a.t.m. with being unemployed and trying
to get back to Texas, plus helping everyone in the family get their situations handled before I go bye bye,
but I've found that a few days a week I'm idle here lately and don't know what to do with myself. LOL
So true!!! I went for the first time last year and I'm definitely hooked. What a great time and a good adrenaline rush when you get a tom in close.Go once, and your hooked!
What do you think the chances are of me getting one of those turkeys? I've been deer hunting this place for about 3 years and haven't seen any on camera, and only heard a couple way off in the distance once or twice. The river runs down one side, couple fields next door and down the road. And a sandpit that makes a lot of noise.
They move around a lot during this time of the year during the day. Flocks will hang out for the most part, but as hens get bred, the flocks break and birds will be wandering around all over looking for love. They'll pay no attention to that sand pit noise.
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