Thought it was a bit late for them to still have you get ones hanging around them

What?

Yeah though by now they shouldn't have any young ones hanging around them ...then again idk much about turkeys

They’ll have young ones hanging around till spring.

Walked up on one this week that had one poult with her. About the size of a bantam.

Yep see the hens and younger one together in the elk season the last 2 Sept hunts.

Wolf, turkey mama's form up summer flocks of mama and biddies. Mostly single mama and brood early on then merging with other broods and single hens that lost theirs. By fall and through winter the flock can be pretty large. The jakes will split off late winter spring often running in buddy groups. Meanwhile the older toms will run in smaller bachelor groups until spring.

Spend much time in the woods?

# days ago we had to stop on a county road for a hen and 12 polts only a few days old I thought it was a late hatch but I guess not

I was honestly surprised to see any poults this year as wet as it's been. Wet years are rough on poult production.

Ive found nests in July and August. I guess they keep giving it their all.

My understanding is Turkeys have 1 brood per year, if a nest gets destroyed they try again, the late broods are from multiple nesting attempts. Same as ducks, but brood size keeps dropping with ducks, don’t know if that is true about turkeys

those look about right size-wise compared to a brood a saw up here last week.

Turkeys will continue to re-clutch each time their nest is raided. I’ve seen chicks as late as September. That’s when I started to hammer the coons, skunks and possums. Without the predators they are doing much better.

I've seen the hen and her young right into Oct when I was deer hunting.
Today I was scouting my ADC chuck trapping area. And I saw a hen with 3 poults, and they were about the size of quail. After they got tired of running, they flew up in a tree. Those little buggers sure could fly.