Free Turkeys - Leavenworth

[khart_6882]

What kills them? Around here it's usually cars, 10-22's and occasionally a bobcat.

They literally are unstoppable.

Really mean blue heelers work well too


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[NRA4LIFE]

WA is the only place I have ever road hunted a turkey. Jumped out of the truck one day, loaded the single shot and boom, dead turkey.

 

[khart_6882]

WA is the only place I have ever road hunted a turkey. Jumped out of the truck one day, loaded the single shot and boom, dead turkey.

Right. Maybe because I’ve been surrounded by them my entire life, but I don’t get the guys who get all serious about it in the NE. It’s seriously as easy as shooting robins.


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[Quicksilver]

Right. Maybe because I’ve been surrounded by them my entire life, but I don’t get the guys who get all serious about it in the NE. It’s seriously as easy as shooting robins.


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I’ve allegedly heard that if you get on some land owners property who really hate those things, have made their cattle sick, and want them gone…there’s a special privilege where there’s no bag limit on those things…and a group of guys can put a hurting on the flock….allegedly.

 

[Alpine4x4]

Right. Maybe because I’ve been surrounded by them my entire life, but I don’t get the guys who get all serious about it in the NE. It’s seriously as easy as shooting robins.


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I've never tried them in the NE, but thinking about it this spring to bag a few more since we're limited here in Central WA.

 

[khart_6882]

I've never tried them in the NE, but thinking about it this spring to bag a few more since we're limited here in Central WA.

Right on. Sorry to derail your post with my anti-turkey views. They’re vile vermin around here


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[KenLee]

What kills them? Around here it's usually cars, 10-22's and occasionally a bobcat.

They literally are unstoppable.

Coyotes and fireants on the nests in South Carolina.