Love the turkey!!! We have the wild ones here in upper Illinois & it’s fun to “gobble” at them & then listen to the racket that starts up! My Dad used to take me to his pal’s store, where there were flocks of chickens & then turkeys in late October. He could imitate them so well, the whole flock would start strutting & gobbling & eying their fellow turkeys…such fun!
rekam Premium Member over 3 years ago
Will Rose decide to give up trying to grow food in her garden?
jagedlo over 3 years ago
until next spring when the gardening season begins again…
LadyPeterW over 3 years ago
Love the turkey!!! We have the wild ones here in upper Illinois & it’s fun to “gobble” at them & then listen to the racket that starts up! My Dad used to take me to his pal’s store, where there were flocks of chickens & then turkeys in late October. He could imitate them so well, the whole flock would start strutting & gobbling & eying their fellow turkeys…such fun!
martynhappyone over 3 years ago
Time to eat the critters that have fattened up on the garden. That is the cycle of nature.
tygrkhat40 over 3 years ago
I don’t have a garden, but I’ve seen deer, rabbits, turkeys and squirrels in my neighborhood, and I live within the city limits of Buffalo, NY.
33Angel over 3 years ago
It’s a sad day when this happens…
Agapostemon over 3 years ago
We also have turkeys year-round in the Boston area. One year I over-wintered kale in my backyard, but the turkeys came and ate it all!