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To: 2Trievers
We had a similar situation here in far southern New Jersey (Down Jersey as the locals call it) Salem and Cumberland counties now have more wild turkeys than Philadephia has pigeons. As far as hunting them goes, I wouldn't call it hunting, more like harvesting. You can pretty much walk right up to them.
10 posted on 02/03/2002 5:32:15 AM PST by Outrance
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To: Outrance
"As far as hunting them goes, I wouldn't call it hunting, more like harvesting. You can pretty much walk right up to them."

Almost the same here in CT ... my son hit one with his car yesterday.

12 posted on 02/03/2002 5:46:10 AM PST by 2Trievers
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To: Outrance
As far as hunting them goes, I wouldn't call it hunting, more like harvesting. You can pretty much walk right up to them.

Not the one's up here! These turkeys are smart and can spot you a mile away!

The only one's I've seen while in the woods were from my tree stand deer hunting. I see a lot along the roads in the off season.

16 posted on 02/03/2002 9:57:15 AM PST by Bowana
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