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By monstermoose78 · Posted
No I was out of town. -
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By smurfy · Posted
There was a place just north of us that recently changed ownership. I was told they were asking $250,000 for it. They got $225,000. Wasn't much land either. Shoreline yes, but I'll say this, Shoreline on the lake we are on is less then premiere Shoreline. The buildings are nice but not sure I'd pay that. -
By gimruis · Posted
I don't think they are competitors. I think turkeys are hardier being that they're bigger birds. Turkeys are also more adaptive. I see a lot of wild turkeys living right in suburban/urban environments. Pheasants, not so much. Pheasants are more suseptible to winter mortality and drought or floods than turkeys are too. The area I hunt for deer, turkey, and pheasant is a mixture of grassland, timber, and agriculture. Quite often when I'm sitting in the deer stand I'll see all three species in any given day, with pheasants being the most numerous. Pheasants are obviously much smaller so they can hide better too, visually from predators and from me and you. When I scout for turkey hunting, I'm actually visually looking for turkeys and their roost. When I scout and seek permission for pheasants, I am looking more for habitat. Not the actual bird or birds. I would personally rather pheasant hunt than turkey hunt, mostly because I prefer to walk around with my dog than to sit in a blind and wait. But I like to turkey hunt in the spring too. -
By leech~~ · Posted
Not sure how much Turkeys and Pheasants compete, but it sure seems like there are a ton of Turkeys running around and it's rare to see many Pheasants anymore? -
By Hookmaster · Posted
Congrats on the land and build for next year! I'm looking to move up nord and the Grand Rapids/Deer River area is high on the list. -
By Hookmaster · Posted
I finally got out for a few hours yesterday to close out the early teal season. Should have had one more but came in before I had my gun loaded. They decoyed well. -
By gimruis · Posted
The August roadside pheasant count is posted on the DNRs website and this specific region is up a whopping 70% from last year. Musta had just the right amount of rain, but no major flooding. Other areas to the west did not fare so well. I did pretty good last season. Hard to imagine it being 70% better. -
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By smurfy · Posted
Congrats on the land accusation! Better done right the first time bud!
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