Steve in Idaho
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Who said that turkeys don't grow on trees? This is a flowering grab apple tree that the wild turkeys like to eat the small crab apples in the late fall. I think that it is about time to harvest the turkeys.Find's Treasure Forums
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Turkey Tree
- Thread starter Steve in Idaho
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Who said that turkeys don't grow on trees? This is a flowering grab apple tree that the wild turkeys like to eat the small crab apples in the late fall. I think that it is about time to harvest the turkeys.
7centsworth
Well-known member
Like to have a tree like that ,should would make turkey hnuting easier.
. Nice picture.
. Nice picture.
Treasurechic
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That looks like my backyard! I get turkeys all year round. Im told they eat anything and are great for eating up ants, beetles, ticks etc. so I just enjoy them, especially the Tom turkey when he opens up his feathers he is amazing to behold. Dont get me wrong though, I do love my Thanksgiving dinner! HaHa