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Really loving these oaktober episodes

Great work fellas and Charlotte

Nice

Really enjoy the show. Congratulations on so many episodes. Eagerly awaiting many more to come. Being from Oklahoma, I’m especially anticipating you having Dr. Colter Chitwood on again. To learn more about his research with our local turkeys. Thanks for all your good work.

Love the show guys and I look forward to each episode.

Another great episode. You spoke about doing more shows on the midwest. How about an interview with the Iowa turkey biologist. www.iowadnr.gov/About-DNR/DNR-Staff-Offices/Wildlife-Research-Staff

What’s the name of the trap?

I am 100% on listening to every episode. Love the content and podcast. Very informative! War Eagle, Gator Chomp and Hail State! Keep up the great work!

I throughly enjoy these podcast, they’re very interested & informative about the wild turkey. They will help you to become a better turkey manager as well as a better conservationist for the wild turkey. Excellent job guys keep up the good work. 1:02:37 😊

I have a wildlife degree and almost two decades of career related habitat management experience and yet I still learn something from every episode. Keep up the good work these birds deserve it.

I enjoy collecting turkey calls, but I make it a point to hunt with each and every call I collect before I put it in a display case, no matter the value of the call. After all, turkey calls wouldn't even exist if they weren't a big part of the turkey hunting experience.

If you’re a Big Turkey Guy who’s got pigs, it’s time to become a Part-Time Pig Guy. Been waiting on a pig episode since the beginning, and I look forward to more in future Docs!🐷🦃

To add to this conversation, I will say that landowners with feral hog problems need to get in contact with their local USDA office to see if they offer free trapping. I have had them come and trap many hogs for me.

Pigs definitely affect turkey. They will run a turkey off the nest and eat ths eggs. Coons are bad also. People dont do their part in trapping anymore.

We have a chick3n killer racoon, very smart do you think this trap work? We used alot types of traps i no work

Trainer tree? Hack and squirt?

But who’s giving money for the research.

Coyote population up equals raccoon population down equals turkey population up.

I have 2 1/2 ac in Colorado grove of scrub oak. More arid. Lg turkey flock around city lake would love to have some on my property

Turkey will flip cow dung and eat the bugs out of it.

Congratulations Tes!

Killed it Tes! Congratulations again!

what if you have cats you dont want to hurt ?

nice set up and well done video!

Love this

When I started turkey hunting, I called with pot, box calls, and mouth calls. Later, I started with wing bone and trumpet calls. Now, I call almost exclusively with trumpet and wing bone calls. I have just decided that is how I want to hunt them and I get the most satisfaction that way. Good luck with your learning the trumpet call.

Wow! Excellent episode. How did I miss this one for a whole year?

Also some of the parts in the video of the fields and the flowers with the turkeys in looked amazing where ever those turkeys and fields are I'd bet their really happy.... 😊

Great podcast! Very interesting & informative. Always looking forward to see what the research says. Keep up the great work! Thanks Eddie Joiner Grand Rivers, Ky.

That's very well put because for the most part and many this is new information which they would have no idea about.....I think a big issue is just caring enough to do things like set aside this much for wildlife and maybe put some extra effort into good turkey area....people taking idle land and doing some extra things and above all states and federal areas getting that attention....but what it boils down too is just caring and a little effort.....the only thing that buys or produces those things are work and effort and it comes from plain Ole human beings.....

Where do you get that style trap? i don’t seem to be able to find it

Great video. I’ve never seen a body gripper for a cat before. But I like it a lot.

Doctors Gulsby, Lashley.. Thank you two for everything! The work that your both doing is just fantastic! Im getting such a great education! So, I live in Illinois. Might you good doctors have any information on my native state? Have a lovely day gentleman.. Charles S. Merrill

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Is that like a natural pesticide?

This was a great podcast!

I truly feel the biggest problem is with the land management.. there is none( public where most people hunt). It truly makes me sad for the birds and all wildlife! Im with the nwtf and Im going to try my but off to get a super fund going for a state park in my area. Maybe a little invasive here and there, but almost the entire park? And the predators come with this invasive stuff so let's fix the boat and deal with our beautiful lands, because one way or another predators will always be around, but if our lands are managed correctly that will reduce the predator problem. In my personal opinion. On another note would there be anyway you great gentleman could or would do a little segment about Illinois? Thanks docs for you time, and have the best day of your lives! Charles S. Merrill P.S. your podcast is giving me a beautiful education!

This should be 30 minutes long!

Grant wood might be a good resource on this

Doctors Gulsby and Lashley.. Just Fantastic! So, In my personal opinion I think the reason on average its 30%, turkeys are hard to hunt! And I really believe that Good turkey populations start with the kind of land that is not only good for nesting but gives broods the vegetation they need to move around safely. Some of the turkey areas around peoria county, ill are so choked with plants that should not be there.. a deer couldnt walk through. Half the area I hunt is choked with evasive plant life. Im a member with NWTF, trying to start a chapter here in my home town. I love the study of land management and wild turkey biology. Sounds funny but right now you two gentleman along with a few others are my biology and science teachers. I want to thank you both so much for the info! Any possibly you guys could do some number crunching on the state of Illinois? No one ever mentions us?! Thanks again.. Charles S. Merrill

TÜRIKEY NUBER 1

I DISRESPECT YOU

Is that bird sick or why is he doing that?

Great job guys - thanks for the hard work!! Be great to see a harvest numbers reports for states in a month or so after most states have reported in !

Pa introduced fishers and martens. These are killing machines.

Go Vols!

Keep up the great job

Love y’all. However laughing bout the black panther joke isn’t laughable. I been in the woods since I was a kid. Born in the Appalachian mountains. I’m 41 and I know what I seen several years ago. It was 100% a big black cat. If I was by myself I would question was my kind playing tricks on me. My wife watched it with me in the Pisgah. How it got there idk but it was there. Thanks for the information!

Gallieformes!

Thanks for what you are doing