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Though spring is just around the corner in some parts of the country, there’s a lot of winter to go in the high mountains of the American West.
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It’s not uncommon to see a cold snap on opening day in the Midwest, either.
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Cold weather won’t shut gobbling and strutting activity down completely, but it may cause winter flocks to re-gather for a few days.
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Many a Merriam’s hunt takes place in the snow.
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If the weather is bothering this gobbler, he’s not showing it.
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The first green chutes available after a spring thaw are highly attractive to turkeys.
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Ever wonder how the end of a turkey’s beard gets frayed and brittle? Now you know.
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Notice anything unusual about this gobbler?
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Ready for spring? So are the turkeys.
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