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#1703791 03/31/16 05:53 AM
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I've heard about before but I found an article on it the other day and thought it was pretty neat
http://virginiahuntingblog.blogspot.com/2015/04/turkey-jewels.html?m=1

This is the little pile of rocks I got from a 2 year old gobbler the other day.


It only takes about 2 minutes to get them. Just grab the gizzard out and cut it open and swish it around in a mixing bowl a few times.
So far two turkeys has filled up the bottom of a quart Mason jar. I hope I get to kill a couple of older birds that stay around the creek a lot and get some pretty polished creek rocks out of them.

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I have never heard of this however that is pretty cool. You just need an old mason jar to put it in.


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I've never cared to save them. What are you gonna do with them?


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hat is awesome makes me wanna save them too and put them around a candle or in one of those desk top waterfalls




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Originally Posted By: N2TRKYS
I've never cared to save them. What are you gonna do with them?


Hopefully fill up a bunch of mason jars with them and tell my great grandkids I used to kill an assload of turkeys before I got old and feeble.

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Heck, why not. I sometimes cut them open to see what is in there and check the rocks out.


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Originally Posted By: BrentM

Originally Posted By: N2TRKYS
I've never cared to save them. What are you gonna do with them?


Hopefully fill up a bunch of mason jars with them and tell my great grandkids I used to kill an assload of turkeys before I got old and feeble.


Haha. No doubt.


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Never heard of this.... are the rocks where all the leaves and bugs are or off down in their gizzard


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man thats awesome. i think it would be cool to save them and display them.


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Cool! Gonna have to start doing that.

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Originally Posted By: hunterturf
Never heard of this.... are the rocks where all the leaves and bugs are or off down in their gizzard


In the gizzard. Chickens have this, also, but smaller.


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That better than having to add a sinker weight to a fish to tip the scales. Just throw in a couple of rocks. In all my years of turkey hunting I have just learned something new. Never get to old to be educated.


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I wish ida known this on the one I killed 2 weeks ago. May be awhile before I kill another.


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Does your wife let you put them on the coffee table?which brings up another question, what's the strangest thing you have ever found in a turkeys craw?


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what's the strangest thing you have ever found in a turkeys craw?

Whole 6 inch long green lizard.

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Originally Posted By: BrentM

Originally Posted By: N2TRKYS
I've never cared to save them. What are you gonna do with them?


Hopefully fill up a bunch of mason jars with them and tell my great grandkids I used to kill an assload of turkeys before I got old and feeble.

And back when the bag was 5. Nah, they'll never believe that!


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You taught me something; never even thought of getting the rocks out of his gizzard. I'll try it if I ever kill another one. It's possible that only Jackson CO turkeys eat rocks. smile


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Originally Posted By: poorcountrypreacher
You taught me something; never even thought of getting the rocks out of his gizzard. I'll try it if I ever kill another one. It's possible that only Jackson CO turkeys eat rocks. smile


You tell me Steve I think you know a lot more about Jackson County turkeys than I do laugh

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That's a great idea Brent. I'm going to start doing that.



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I save all the gizzard and hearts to eat b UT not the rocks.....
Until now that is...
Thats pretty cool thing to have them in mason jars

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