I had a bread route driver tell me this morning that he saw 2 separate gobblers still strutting with hens early today. Guess some of them old boys just don' t know when to give it up! Makes me wish the spring season wasn' t 10 months away!

I don' t doubt it at all!! I' ve seen them doing that the first week in july a couple of years ago!!! Amazing aint it!! Just goes to show how many hens are out there!!

I' ve not seen any strutting but I heard one gobble last Sunday morning.

i have seen the domesticated one of my buddies struttin' ....i haven' t seen one in the woods struttin in awhile.......

Makes me wonder if we start the seasons too early. Anybody know all the factors in determining season dates?

I saw a long beard strutting just this week. Another one of those places I can' t hunt...... Hey sour01 how is the moving business......

I don' t think the seasons are too early, a lot of the breeding is done before hand and the ones who breed during and after are usually smarter birds, thus ensuring a better gene pool. But the Tom' s are always wanting to breed just like most males. Deer and Elk technically start the " Rut" when they start growing antlers.Just the Does/ Cows don' t come in until later and that starts the peak of the rut. Don' t most Guys you know are always looking to breed?

Still a few around the area strutting here. I sure hope the poults have a good hatch...BT

it get' s me worried[] may mean some hen' s could be working on there 3rd
cluch, if that' s the case they could be doomed the up coming winter here in the
north[X(] well thats nature

We have had a terrible hatch. i have seen very few poults compared to the amount that I normally see. There are still gobblers strutting here, I watched 3 strut in a field on Monday.