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What do you call a LOT of turkeys? #6231309 03/21/16 04:04 PM
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I've seen flocks of 400 to 500 birds in the panhandle of Texas, NW OK, and Kansas. I call that a lot of turkeys. Flocks of bachelor gobblers numbering 100...these are all longbeards..no jakes.

What do you call a LOT of turkeys?


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Re: What do you call a LOT of turkeys? [Re: Gamblinman] #6231325 03/21/16 04:11 PM
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400 -500 I would call a chit load too, hard to see how that many could survive on the same acreage though. I have "read" the experts say, it takes about 30 acres per bird (all considered IE brood range, food, water and roosting). Largest bunch I think I have seen (discounting the turkey houses in Ark grin), would be maybe 100-150 around Leander TX (in 77-79 before it built up)


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Re: What do you call a LOT of turkeys? [Re: Gamblinman] #6232401 03/22/16 01:33 PM
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I call a lot when there are enough to have a good exciting hunt; Not the type of hunt where you call for days on end and no response.

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