From watching the turkeys in your videos the hens stay together and the toms and jakes stay separate from each other also. Of course I guess things change in the spring. I really enjoy the turkeys in your videos. Thanks for all your work.
Ernest, you really do watch these videos closely, and understand wildlife very good. You must be an avid outdoorsman, or biologist. The cameras really do capture wildlife behavior we can't always process while watching live in the timber. We have noticed that separation in the turkey flock also, those big toms like to stay together it seems like.Thank you for your enthusiasm.
The buck at 9:00 still has his antlers on March 17 according to the time stamp. That is really late to still have them or is that normal in your area? Yes I rewatch a lot of your videos.
Hi Ernest, We have seen that too when some bucks are still antlered in march. the severity of winter seems to be the master of when the bucks lose their ivory, and the individual deer health age or other factors too.Also the data strip on a camera will sometimes reset, but in this case that deer was legit carrying. Thank you for the enthusiasm , and support.
From watching the turkeys in your videos the hens stay together and the toms and jakes stay separate from each other also. Of course I guess things change in the spring. I really enjoy the turkeys in your videos. Thanks for all your work.
Ernest, you really do watch these videos closely, and understand wildlife very good. You must be an avid outdoorsman, or biologist. The cameras really do capture wildlife behavior we can't always process while watching live in the timber. We have noticed that separation in the turkey flock also, those big toms like to stay together it seems like.Thank you for your enthusiasm.
Pretty much like deer or kids in high school
The buck at 9:00 still has his antlers on March 17 according to the time stamp. That is really late to still have them or is that normal in your area? Yes I rewatch a lot of your videos.
Hi Ernest, We have seen that too when some bucks are still antlered in march. the severity of winter seems to be the master of when the bucks lose their ivory, and the individual deer health age or other factors too.Also the data strip on a camera will sometimes reset, but in this case that deer was legit carrying. Thank you for the enthusiasm , and support.