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Local Boy getting Bold #8396822
05/03/25 07:34 AM
05/03/25 07:34 AM
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SW Pa
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Bob Jameson Offline OP
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SW Pa
I was sitting in the kitchen where I have one of our office computers doing some work. I heard this extremely loud turkey gobble, like one had been in our living room. I thought it was one of my employees having some fun with me.

So, I got up and walked over to our french doors which is right off the back deck and I was a bit surprised to see this big old boy walking around on our back deck.

As I watched in disbelief, it appeared he was surgically pecking up some random bird seed left from a feeder that I had used all winter in that area. He seemed to have developed a system of pecking up the small milo, cracked corn and sunflower seeds from between the decking boards and finding them too his liking.

I hadn't done much clean up work on the deck this spring except some light brooming to get the bulk of the left over scattered seeds swept off. There were some larger cracks in some of the deck boards that will require some tedious cleaning out with a butter knife etc. at a later date. smile

In fact there are some sprouts taking root in some of the deck board cracks as I looked more closely. The photos aren't very clear due to the type of screen I have on our french door screens. I replaced the old factory screens years ago with pet screen which is much heavier and not as transparent.

When we had dogs who wanted back in, you know the rest of the story. Those old factory screens really took a toll and I got tired of replacing them.

Today is our opening day of Spring Gobbler, I hope he doesn't draw a hunter down too close to the house if he does this again. We never had game this close before when we had our dogs.



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Re: Local Boy getting Bold [Re: Bob Jameson] #8396825
05/03/25 07:43 AM
05/03/25 07:43 AM
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South shore L.I.
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They are cheeky, lol

I have about 30 visit my backyard most winter days. I have a gang of 5 big boys year round strutting their stuff. ... One comes up on the deck and bangs on the sliding glass door if I don't come out fast enough for his corn handout. Sounds like someone banging on the door I owe money too, lol....

Re: Local Boy getting Bold [Re: Bob Jameson] #8396826
05/03/25 07:45 AM
05/03/25 07:45 AM
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Minnesota
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Thats something else


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Re: Local Boy getting Bold [Re: Bob Jameson] #8396842
05/03/25 08:20 AM
05/03/25 08:20 AM
Joined: Dec 2006
Northern Maine
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Northern Maine
Very nice.Always enjoyed having game around the house.


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Re: Local Boy getting Bold [Re: Bob Jameson] #8396862
05/03/25 08:54 AM
05/03/25 08:54 AM
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Probably safer to be on your deck than pursuing love in the woods this time of the year

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