Ontario Turkeys


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Re: Ontario Turkeys

I think my numbers might be down a little bit from last year. The one property that ussually has the biggest flock coming out of winter before they seperate has well over a hundred ussually while this year they are probably in the 50 to 70 range. The other properties all seem to have some 10 to 15 each with a two or three gobblers on each one, which is about the last few years averages. I'll let you know better in a week or two. Heading out tonight to scout out a new property, and if time I might try to get some better counts on the other properties this week.

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Re: Ontario Turkeys

we hunt down in the midland area, and when my uncle was last talking to the guys we hunt with, which was around dec-jan i believe, he said the population was doing great! but feb brought a lot of snow, so who knows how they faired through last month. guess we'll soon find out!!! grin.gif

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Grand kids might have been able to hunt them in years to come. frown.gif

[/ QUOTE ] Funny thing is that well within 10 years of the first turkeys coming to Ontario, the population had grown enough to have a hunting season and in alot of areas across ontario! So not only could your grandkids have hunted them but you could have too!

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