Well, maybe I'm wrong then. But you were the one who told me a single gobbler could breed 20 hens in a day.
I've read about the timing other states use for setting seasons and their goal was to not start it until most of the hens were bred. I may have jumped to the same conclusion that some others have in this thread - that AL actually considers the science involved in setting seasons and limits.
Since I tend to agree with you on the season and daily limits, and the fact that you probably cant kill all your gobblers off a property within the law (may have to beef up the baiting and roost shooting laws), the point is moot. They decided that turkey hunting in spring was fun and found no negative biological consequences from it so it is and I am glad for it!!
BTW, that 20 hen gobbler - he would smile if he didn't have a beak
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