Had a hatch like Clarke County did the 2021 spring is gonna be fun. I have never in my life seen as many turkey poults as I have the last 3 days. I have seen a pile in various areas on the club. Most have been the size of chicken and able to fly.

I think they can fly within a week. Something like that, I remember it being an amazing stat.

I’ve seen a good many but not as many as this time last year

We are still on 0 but have not seen a hen in the last month soaybe they had some whereever they are living.

I had a bunch of Jake's this year.

I'm not sure about 2021, but 2020 should be gtg at my place

Had a contractor on that mountain 4th of July and he saw a couple good flocks also.

That one day season delay certainly has work wonders around here.

Kyle, send those jakes my way. We could use a few.

Dang, I had hopes for you this year. Two different groups spotted on my places yesterday, though I am laid up and can only post about it on aldeer.

Been seeing a lot of hens, but no poults yet.

I’ve seen one hen with 2 poults! Yesterday saw 5 birds (2)were gobblers and zero poults

Had probly 25 different jakes on camera and about 5 groups of just random turkeys mostly hens and probly a few jakes. I had i think 5 gobblers in one spot and bout 3-5 in another couple spots...one turkey was heard and he died...i got birds and pretty dang good land...be danged if they gobble tho. we been gettin good poult reports tho this year just like last year should be excellent this year and the next

The dry weather makes a huge difference in early survivability. It was dry pretty much the entire month of June in southwest Alabama.

It was warm and dry here and never rained a drop for 24 days after mother’s day. There are poults everywhere. I’m sure the state will take credit for the LORD’s work though

I'll gladly send them to you for one year. You have to send them back the next

Tired of them flogging on gobblers

I've seen a ton of youngsters in Dallas and Chilton County.
Looks like an excellent survival rate this spring.

Of course they will.

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My daughter was tickled when she showed me this photo. So glad to see. Sorry about the vine hanging in the way.

Cool pic, Cal.

Thsts awesome

Looking out my front door this morning! 2 hens and 10 poults. Started out with 15 poults but they lost a few.

I think we've had a pretty good hatch this year according to the number of poults and sign we've seen!

Awesome

i saw roughly 40-50 poults this weekend along with 12 longbeards on one of my leases. that makes between 80 and90 poults I've seen between threee leases in the last month. freaking awesome to see

A little off topic but we went to Clark county yesterday. Thomasville to be exact, to buy a travel travel trailer for the camp. Pretty good little haul from Montgomery but it was some pretty land. Oh, I did reduce the rattlesnake population by one. He was crossing the highway and my truck and the dual axle 38ft Windsong got him good. You’re welcome!

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I saw three hens and maybe 10 chicken size poults yesterday near Brierfield in Shelby Co.

That's awesome yall are seeing so many. Maybe we can hit a two or three year run with great weather and production!

This is the 2nd year in a row for us in the areas I hunt. We were infested with jakes this Spring.

And to think ya'll ever doubted Chuck.....

Chuck personally raised two broods on my place.

Went and cut grass around the camp at our place in Clarke County last weekend and saw a hen with 8 poults. I was a little surprised how small they were, a little smaller than a chicken. Think they will b ok?

Probably not, most of them will get eaten by something before they are a year old.

It's just the life of a turkey. But if they have almost made it to chicken size, they have already beaten the odds and some of them should make it to adulthood. The hen has done well to raise 8 to that age.

I just wished we had a turkey walk thru our club

Meh, who cares, just a stupid bird...nobody wants to hunt those things....

Talked to a guy about 1.5miles se of me this past week. Said he's never seen poults on his place and this year he's seen about 15.