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Re: Mark Buxton - Comment on Turkeys
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He would be correct on habitat and predator management being the two keys to turkeys. However, taking a shot at state agencies who can only control when and how many you harvest legally is a low blow. Agree, what is the state supposed to do? Control burn private acres they don't have access to? Trap coons on land they don't have access to? The state has access to tens of thousands of acres to trap and try different management methods rather than implement something state wide before they know the science is accurate
When I need expert advice I tend to talk to myself
The older I get the better I used to be
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