Healthy Looking Deer and Turkey
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Terrific_tom
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Healthy Looking Deer and Turkey
I changed my food plots up a little in the last 1 1/2 years to give deer more year round food source and it seems to be paying off. The deer look to be in mid-summer condition.
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tbass
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Re: Healthy Looking Deer and Turkey
Looking good.
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modeclan
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Re: Healthy Looking Deer and Turkey
Looks like they've already shed their winter coat to. Almost ready for the freezor!
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Willy
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They do look healthy Tom. What did you plant again? Nice Turkey picture also.
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Terrific_tom
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Re: Healthy Looking Deer and Turkey
1/2 acre cloverWilly wrote:They do look healthy Tom. What did you plant again? Nice Turkey picture also.
3/4 acre rye, wheat, oats and Austrian Winter pea mix
3 1/2 acres Brassica mix
2 3/4 acres Soybeans
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ArcheryHunter24
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Re: Healthy Looking Deer and Turkey
Nice looking deer!
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saltlick
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Re: Healthy Looking Deer and Turkey
Terrific_tom wrote:1/2 acre cloverWilly wrote:They do look healthy Tom. What did you plant again? Nice Turkey picture also.
3/4 acre rye, wheat, oats and Austrian Winter pea mix
3 1/2 acres Brassica mix
2 3/4 acres Soybeans
You were busy. Nice pics.
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drahthaar
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Re: Healthy Looking Deer and Turkey
No kidding. I had one come by the house the other day, wasn't looking good at all.
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bowhunter57
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Re: Healthy Looking Deer and Turkey
good looking deer.
If it's got fur,feathers,or scales it's in trouble.