Got this pic off the Cam Trakker yesterday and thought it was pretty cool. Looks like 3 very young poults by her side and just below the ol' Hen. I know the pic quality isn't the best but we had 7" of rainlast week and the camera is obviously wet with some droplets on the lens.Regardless, I was still excited to see the first young of the year that I've been able to collect images of.
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An "archer" tries to see how far away he can get from his target and still connect, a BOWHUNTER tries to see how CLOSE he can get to his!
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It's hard to imagine that a huge booner gobbler starts out like those turkeys, just like a baby the size of a loaf of bread turns into a 6 ft. 3. man's man.
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Thanks for the pic. In my county in maryland (caroline), I am seeing more poults than I have ever seen. I am fortunate enough to drive to and from work through 3 of my hunting areas. I am seeing turkeys in everyone of them. I am looking forward to next year, more than normal. I have also seen at least 3 longbeards and numerous jakes that have made it as well.
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Poult pic
