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Re: Where are they?
[Re: Hogwild]
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03/25/17 08:53 PM
03/25/17 08:53 PM
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I think besides predators and habitat loss, another thing that affects turkeys, quail, and rabbits is fire ants. They're EVERYWHERE! Sit down in the yard during the summer, and you won't be there a couple minutes before ants find you. A young bird that thinks an ant bed might be a good place for a dust bath...he's done inside of thirty seconds or so.
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