Prof Young
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So in two days of turkey hunting in multiple spots where there have been turkeys over the last few years, the closest I've come is spotting one muddy track. About five miles of walking through the woods looking for sign and one track is all I found. Ran into a good ol boy who services the random scatter oil wells. He spends a lot of time driving the back roads. He says the bobcat population is up and that is why there are no turkeys. Told me he'd seen as many as six bobcats (mom and offspring) at one time.
While I'm sure there is a connection between the turkey population and bob cats could they really take out almost all the turkey?
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Prof Young
While I'm sure there is a connection between the turkey population and bob cats could they really take out almost all the turkey?
Life is good.
Prof Young