The turkeys were and are fine.
A century of Turkey talk 2000-2100.
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Ask @muddy75 . She has snow on 1" netting pics.
I had that particular 2" up for 30 years. There have been repairs over the years including replacing shattered 4" x 4" posts with 6" x 6" posts.
I have new 2" knotted to put up and am glad that I waited and didn't put it up before that storm.
Huntmaster
Free Ranging
Sure would like to get 30 years out of mine. That would be great that stuff is not cheap.
Huntmaster
Free Ranging
It always seems to be the wet spring snow that causes most damage here, Tree limbs and everything.
Heavy, wet snow early fall or late spring when leaves are on trees creates unbelievable damage. I even had a Russian Olive tree split in half. That is one thing that will kill the seemingly indestructible Russian Olives.
I wonder who their "color expert" is? I don't think I would call that a "red phase".
most of my pictures are inside but the heavy duty netting is definitely worth the investment! 1” would only be necessary if you plan to keep quail as they can escape 2” netting. I ordered mine from pinnion hatch farms on Amazon. I plan to eventually remove all the pvc and replace with wood and wires......that would be my only other recommendation when planning and building.
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Sorta looks like that turkeys mother liked to visit someone’s farm.
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