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Re: AL DCNR Survey
[Re: Solo]
#1338284
04/27/15 04:27 AM
04/27/15 04:27 AM
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Matt Brock
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Matt Brock
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According to SEAFWA, they claim several researchers have found that opening of spring season prior to initiation of nesting can lead to reduced recruitment through direct mortality of female wild turkeys.
Also, intensive male turkey harvest during spring could result in decreased recruitment if it occurs prior to nest initiation and has resulted in low male turkey abundance or disturbed breeding activity.
How's that Bankhead? Am I just making facts up in an office, because you know that's what all biologist do right?
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