I know all you guys that have turkeys will think this dumb, but not to me. Where I live in the mountains of Wyoming we have only had turkeys here for about five years when the G & F planted some on a ranch in a drainage north of here. In that time they have spread all through our range and winters here are tough. Last spring a hen had a clutch on the neighbor's ranch. They have been pestering the neighbors all winter and day before yesterday eleven of them showed up across the creek in our yard. Nothing to do but go out and actually herd them to the feed I had spread out in the snow! They went on a crazy feeding flurry. When it got late in the evening they flew into the trees next to my corral. That was exciting to see. Then yesterday nine of them showed up again and I was able to feed them. My wife thinks I am crazy for inviting them to stay! We have every known predator here including wolves, coyotes, fox, mountain lions, bob cats, and eagles and how these turkeys survive through our winters is amazing to me. Now if I can just draw a spring turkey tag! Joe