Happy Turkey Day from John Day, Oregon! We saw about one hundred wild turkeys alongside the road near John Day a few weeks ago. Dinner anyone?
They have become so common in some areas, that they are considered pests. They sometimes destroy crops and gardens and can become aggressive towards people in the breeding season.
Oregon created a Hunt by Reservation Program where private landowners can allow hunters onto their land to help thin out the population. A benefit to them and us!
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Happy Thanksgiving! Stay safe.
Happy T day to you too!
Happy Thanksgiving.
Happy Thanksgiving to you too, Ralph!
The wild turkeys here in the Midwest run from people like they are avoiding hell. Nice shots, Siobhan, and Happy Thanksgiving! 🦃
Thanks, Tom. Hope you had a good Thanksgiving! 🙂
Wonderful to see that there's still wild turkeys in this world!
Lots of them!
Today I did my part to thin the herd😋
Thanks! I hoped you enjoyed your harvest. 🦃
I hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving! No shortage of turkey at least.
Thanks, we did. Hope you did as well. There are plenty of turkeys out there! 😁
Wonderful Thanksgiving.,,😊😊
Thanks! :D