Anyone seen or tried this???
Last few years late feb we’ve rounded up several 5-6 ft circles in a green field or 2. Once the grass/weeds has died we rake it and take a small tiller and powder it up. Turkeys need a spot to dust their feathers. Seems they visit these dust holes at least every few days. Sander the soil the better. Give it a try.

Interesting

I could see that working especially if you don’t have any areas

I find many of them in old abandoned ant beds

Freshen it up with some Home Depot sand. We place ours about 20yds East of our Clorox stumps

I just buy several thousand crickets turn em out at the start of season. Make a little brush pile in the middle of the fields for them to live with a tater or three in it so they can eat.

Crickets work but…..
https://dailyleader.com/2024/04/02/...p-in-bizarre-case-with-crickets-turkeys/
The sand trick did work for folks in mostly red clay country.

Dang it....I forgot to add the taters. Thanks for the reminder.

This is getting in line with the 3-5 ft decoy poles when hunting wheat or tall grass. Yall got to be able to see the decoy

Dang I didn’t think of that… been holding em

That’s why I posted what I did… I thought that was a little much

Ive killed a few off dusting areas. Watched a hen in one in Ky last year. She put on a show throwing dirt and dust everywhere. Got some good video.

I've personally seen them in ant beds that have ants. Nature works out for each of them.