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The Importance Of Turkey Hunting

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Turkey hunting is very important in the United States! So I 'm arguing that you should be able to shoot your turkey during any season. To start, Wisconsin is in the top ten to have the most wild turkeys. According to the DNR Wisconsin is 20% overpopulated on wild turkeys. As a result About 50% of people fail to shoot their big tom. so that means you should only shot one turkey. Which the turkey population will not get damaged. Because a hen has to 5-8 chickens each year. Last but not least, there are laws and regards still it 's only one turkey. Research shows About 1,555 get sold per yeAr. There is still exclusive offers left tags to buy. To conclude Turkey tags should be able to use during any

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