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Wild Turkey Receipes
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Several species of these birds spend the winter in southern areas, but most populations reside in one area, because they can find sufficient food source there. These creatures don’t depend upon certain plants; they are able to feed on a variety of grasses, seeds, nuts and insects. There are 6 varieties of these creatures, which differ slightly in color and pattern. Domestic varieties are larger and more varied in feather coloration.
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Females are not very bright-colored compared to males, as they have to hatch the eggs for a month and take care of the babies for several months. These birds nest in areas with a well-developed under story that provides some bushy shelter. Males live separately and don’t participate in raising the young. After breeding, in late March to early April, females build their nests and lay 4-18 eggs. Adult birds can defend themselves from most predators, but eggs and chicks are an easy prey for foxes, raccoons, coyotes and snakes. If the first nest is destroyed by a predator, some hens attempt a second nest and lay fewer eggs. The best wild turkey receipes with photo galleries or photos can be found on the Internet.
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