Few winter birds

[1wildcatfan]

Bunch of birds, 20-25 behind MILs house in NC. She said they're out every day. One strutting couple of days ago.

 

[keeruss8]

I've been seeing some pretty good groups around here the last couple weeks. One this morning was probably 20 plus birds

 

[OLE RASPY]

I can help you out that problem Greg. I am the Turkey man. Lolololol

 

[1wildcatfan]

I can help you out that problem Greg. I am the Turkey man. Lolololol

1/4 mile down the road, SIL had 20+ birds in her yard.

 

[OLE RASPY]

I’d love to complete my US super slam. I don’t see it happening though. Lol.

 

[mudhole crossing]

Easterns rule

 

[cedar creek]

Group of hens showed upon our farm out of the blue, I been trapping few years, hopefully they can successfully nest this spring

 

[mudhole crossing]

Can’t hardly wait

 

[Bee]

I shot a shot piece of video today of a Adult LB strutting with two large hens. Bumping them. He was ready. They were not.

 

[hunter40502]

I’ve owned my property for three years now. And this is the first time that I have seen turkeys on my trail cameras during the fall and winter. That makes me excited from the spring.

 

[Oldrook]

Saw a group of 25 birds today. Makes my heart beat a little faster.

 

[257Wmag]

Bunch of birds, 20-25 behind MILs house in NC. She said they're out every day. One strutting couple of days ago.
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Where abouts in NC? I’m semi-local and will help keep an eye on em for ya.

 

[1wildcatfan]

Duplin Co., Wallace address. 25 miles from Jacksonville.

 

[257Wmag]

So I hunt in the North Central part of the state. We used to, at one time, be the only part of the state with birds. By far the best population. They netted birds from Caswell and relocated all across the state. Now some counties down east have great numbers and ours have suffered. Certain areas of Caswell county that were covered in turkeys 15 years ago have none. Very strange.

 

[1wildcatfan]

So I hunt in the North Central part of the state. We used to, at one time, be the only part of the state with birds. By far the best population. They netted needs from Caswell and relocated all across the state. Now some counties down east have great numbers and ours has suffered. Certain areas of Caswell county that were covered in turkeys 15 years ago have none. Very strange.

The area around my MILs is loaded. Drive to Topsail Bch from her house, you'll see dozens of fields with 30-50 birds each.