Not just Turnertown. 😁

Hell seeing as this is a GW thread, that was first time i was introduced to one! My grt uncle shot up a fellers trailer one evening (he ran the club) is why we got the law there, BUT the deputy left and GW hung around a bit but he came back and me for corn and another feller for a Hen turkey! He's (Uncle) long gone now so reckon can tell that story later 😉

Typical.
Damn Mobile County hoodelums up here causing trouble.

Lol hell that was 97 and they'd already had that for nearly 20 years then! Our Preacher at the time (he's passed on and no wasn't one in the club lol) owned the homeland with the camp. They let it go that year, and Buncha folks from Mobile have it now i believe

I’m not sure how the numbers line up as far as bucks killed over the limit vs turkeys kilt over the limit but I know it happens. I can proudly say I abide by that law, but there could be 4 game wardens in my county, or any other county for that matter, and it would still be hard to regulate. I mean the true killers out there ain’t posting on social media, ain’t bragging to their buddies and sending pics of what they’ve done. They killing and keeping quiet. They have a circle of trust that’s very small and addiction for blood is always thirsty. And most of them will whip your end or burn your house if they catch you snooping around their gut pile… wardens can catch the few that are over the limit when they slip but the ones that kill in numbers have to be investigated

When we still had a club, one of our members poured corn on one of our plots and a neighboring property that wasn’t even on our lease. This was a few years before baiting even started being legal. The neighbor found it and called the GW. He was stuck up our butts the rest of the season. Got to seeing him so often the club pres and I quit hunting the RR Tracks. I’ve seen our local guy drive by a couple times this season and he was waiting on my wife when she came out from a morning hunt up on public land back in November,

On private ground I’ve never seen a GW. However, I bump into them all the time on public in Baldwin County. Specifically duck hunting the Delta and fishing really any of the waters. They have always been professional and respectful.