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Strange sighting (for me anyway) this morning

Started by Tiny Tim, January 19, 2010, 04:08:28 PM

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Tiny Tim

I was driving around after my leg-wrapping appointment this morning, waiting for 11:00 so I could grab some lunch before going home, and was still well inside the City limits, but near a wooded area.  Looked over to my left and saw 7...got that? 7 wild turkeys, one of which was up on what I would call a squirrel feeder.  I was kinda lookin' for wildlife, but more of the four legged ones with antlers.  Never even dreamed there'd be turkeys there.

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Tiny Tim

Gonna mix it in with some Spaghettios. ;D

Would have been just a teensy bit illegal for me to bag one (or all) of them.  First, no hunting license, second, firing a gun inside the city limits is a no-no around here, and third, I would have had to steal a gun (and that would add another charge, *felon in possession of a firearm). ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D









*No, I am not a felon, stealing the gun would make me one though.

classicrockgriller

I saw 8 wild turkeys the other day, but they were in bottles.

I drank some of that and I climbed a squirrel feeder.

squirtthecat

Quote from: classicrockgriller on January 19, 2010, 05:01:37 PM
drank some of that and I climbed a squirrel feeder.

Wearing a can of Spaghettios...   :D

Tiny Tim


Quarlow

Quote from: classicrockgriller on January 19, 2010, 05:01:37 PM
I saw 8 wild turkeys the other day, but they were in bottles.

I drank some of that and I climbed a squirrel feeder.
:D :D :D were you over in tims neck of the woods today. ;D ;D
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harper072554

I counted 26 Wild Turkey's on my Deer Stand New Years Eve morning...
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tsquared

There are a few dribs and drabs of wild turkey flocks around here on southern Vancouver Island. When we first moved into our current house, my wife told me she had seen a flock behind our house. I told her she must have been into the bottled variety. Next morning I climb into my car to go to work, look in the rear view mirror to back up and--yup 4 turkey heads bobbing along. I hate it when she's right! :)
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MPTubbs

Lots of turkeys here in Nebraska.

This year they started a new program.....you now get 2 turkeys per permit in stead of one.

I usually bag 2 to 5 turkeys a year and at $20+ dollars a permit (resident) it adds up quickly.

So 2 fer 1 sale...Mikey likes that!  ;D
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OU812

I had a hen with 9 chicks call my back yard home this summer, they would even drink out of the dog's water bowl when they passed by.

ArnieM

We have a small flock that wanders around the neighborhood.  Our local "deer pack" is up to seven.  They're like locusts.  And, not a single buck.
-- Arnie

Where there's smoke, there's food.

classicrockgriller

Quote from: ArnieM on January 20, 2010, 06:24:03 AM
We have a small flock that wanders around the neighborhood.  Our local "deer pack" is up to seven.  They're like locusts.  And, not a single buck.

Little Arnie will be showing up soon strutin his horns! ;D

ArnieM

On the subject of turkeys, sort of ...

Several years back I worked in an office building, the kind with a lot of 'black' reflective glass from the outside.  The windows came down to about 3 feet off the floor on the inside and there was a ledge outside.  Turkey Vultures would come and sit on the ledge.  I could get about 10-12", nose to beak.  Damn, those things are ugly.
-- Arnie

Where there's smoke, there's food.

tsquared

My lab has an absolute hate on for those turkey vultures. Ducks, geese, eagles fly over our yard all the time--no problem. When a turkey vulture cruises over at roof top height, she goes cracker dog. Maybe they pecked at her when she lay still a little too long! :D
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