I just went out to start my truck at my house and I startled a group of about fifteen wild turkeys. They are huge birds that fly quite well. The temperatures are well above normal here so I imagine they are finding food that would ordinarily be covered up by snow.
Anyone else have wild turkeys in their neighborhood?
No, I don't mean a libation offered at your local tavern.
Originally posted by eagles54Must be quite nasty if one of them shits on your windscreen!
I just went out to start my truck at my house and I startled a group of about fifteen wild turkeys. They are huge birds that fly quite well. The temperatures are well above normal here so I imagine they are finding food that would ordinarily be covered up by snow.
Anyone else have wild turkeys in their neighborhood?
No, I don't mean a libation offered at your local tavern.
Originally posted by eagles54I think I posted last year or so about the group of about 40! I saw run through my yard. I'll need to dig up the images I snapped also...
I just went out to start my truck at my house and I startled a group of about fifteen wild turkeys. They are huge birds that fly quite well. The temperatures are well above normal here so I imagine they are finding food that would ordinarily be covered up by snow.
Anyone else have wild turkeys in their neighborhood?
No, I don't mean a libation offered at your local tavern.
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Originally posted by eagles54I've seen over two dozen at one time on my land. You're right they fly crazily well and HIGH. I watched the flock clear 30' trees without a problem.
I just went out to start my truck at my house and I startled a group of about fifteen wild turkeys. They are huge birds that fly quite well. The temperatures are well above normal here so I imagine they are finding food that would ordinarily be covered up by snow.
Anyone else have wild turkeys in their neighborhood?
No, I don't mean a libation offered at your local tavern.
Originally posted by eagles54Theres wild turkeys around my place, dont see them much though, except when I go hunting for them.
I just went out to start my truck at my house and I startled a group of about fifteen wild turkeys. They are huge birds that fly quite well. The temperatures are well above normal here so I imagine they are finding food that would ordinarily be covered up by snow.
Anyone else have wild turkeys in their neighborhood?
No, I don't mean a libation offered at your local tavern.
Originally posted by eagles54We have them here too. They're real good at hiding.
I just went out to start my truck at my house and I startled a group of about fifteen wild turkeys. They are huge birds that fly quite well. The temperatures are well above normal here so I imagine they are finding food that would ordinarily be covered up by snow.
Anyone else have wild turkeys in their neighborhood?
No, I don't mean a libation offered at your local tavern.
Originally posted by stevetoddI have never been attacked by a turkey.
lol yes I read that one, but I was hoping to read an amusing story of you being attacked by a turkey when I saw you had responded to this thread
Parrots. Yes.
Emus. Yes.
There probably just aren't enough wild turkeys in Holland to form a gang and become a hazzard.