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anyone in eastern Wa, have any turkeys on there place

posted by riverman1944

No I divorced her several yrs ago !!!!

:)

posted by Deskjeting
over 2 years ago

After having turkeys on our farm north of Sedro-Woolley when I was a kid, I wouldn't have the damn things any where near me on either side of the mountains.

posted by xradioguyfrank
over 2 years ago

I never had a life turkey. When I was growing up, I had chickens in the back yard and I know how to kill a chicken. You cut its throat, throw it in a big tub of hot water for 10 minutes or so. Then plug the feathers. Fresh chicken taste a lot better than frozen chicken. I also had a silk worm in a match box to carry to school.

posted by Efolk
over 2 years ago

thanks guys now come on I would pay to have some where to hunt wild turkeys

posted by riverman1944
over 2 years ago

Have you guys ever eaten wild turkey? It is delicious but as we had a hard winter last year
I have not seen many turkeys this year ( ones with feathers- that is ).Here in Minnesota deer hunting is still going on. It will be interesting when I move to see how the hunting seasons differ from back here.
Good Luck. Handsomeman

posted by TawnyDavidson1
over 2 years ago

We had wild turkeys back in New York. Pretty tricky critters to hunt. They hang in heavy brush and come out to feed late afternoons or early morning. They can be hard to get too and fly surprisingly fast.

The wild turkey is usually smaller and has a smaller breast than what you get in the store. A stronger taste too.

posted by johnH56
over 2 years ago

I used to drink Wild Turkey occasionally -- years ago (sigh).

posted by xradioguyfrank
over 2 years ago

A wild turkey can run faster than a deer see better than a eagle and fly faster than a jet Ive hunted them all over this country and by far they are the most difficult to get than any big game aminal

posted by riverman1944
over 2 years ago