A flock of gobblers in Tehama County, Northern California.
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Did you get one? Happy Thanksgiving!
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No, time for it this season. We raised two birds this year. Our turkey will be very fresh!
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Beauty full
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Thank you!
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They do look on the large side. Those toms can travel in fairly large flocks. I have seen upwards of 20 at a time in the winter here.
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I always like seeing them. As a kid I’d never seen wild turkeys. Then in the 80’s they started taking hold. Now they’re everywhere. They’ve been such a remarkable success out in the west.
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