How many turkeys does your state allow?
Just wondering, how many turkeys does your state allow you to harvest? I live/hunt in Michigan and we are only allowed ONE. There are a ton of turkeys, yet we are still only allowed one. I wish that law would change. Turkey season is definetly my favorite season and I hate that when I get a bird, I have to wait until next season to do it again, where other states can take several birds. What do you think?
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RE: How many turkeys does your state allow?
3 in VA
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RE: How many turkeys does your state allow?
Indiana allows two, the Fall bird can be either sex.
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RE: How many turkeys does your state allow?
Missouri is 2 in spring. must have beard.
fall is 2 of either sex. I think we are allowed to many birds at some times. Yea i like to kill em but if we was able to kill 3 or 4 then would our numbers be able to rebound to keep an adequate population for that type of hunting. |
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NC is two. If i am fortunate enough to shoot both of them then i start bringing people that havn't shot one yet. I just get a thrill of calling them in. WHAT A RUSH!!!!
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RE: How many turkeys does your state allow?
1 in the spring
1 in the fall either sex MI |
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RI is 1 in spring and 1 either sex in fall, fall is archery only.
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RE: How many turkeys does your state allow?
Five in Alabama. Ive only limited twice. Turkey hunting pressure is way up here.
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RE: How many turkeys does your state allow?
Louisiana limit is two, gobblers only. No Fall season here.
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RE: How many turkeys does your state allow?
Here in Illinois our season is divided into 5 sperate seasons. You have to draw in a lottery system for the county tag that you desire with no more than 3being allowed. However, here in my home county, I've never been able to draw more than 2 tags on any given season.
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