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turkeys fly??

[Line Squirrel]

turkeys fly??

They sure do, wild ones anyway. They roost in trees at night.

You might want to ask Les Nessman about farm raised turkeys though.

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wow
I thought they were just delicious

[contender]

They sure do, wild ones anyway. They roost in trees at night.

You might want to ask Les Nessman about farm raised turkeys though.

Mike,
Now I am starting to get a better picture of why you want to come out and shoot at the range. Turkey poacher.......

Chad

[SuPrBuGmAn]

Its an ackward looking flight, but flight none-the-less. :/

[Line Squirrel]

Mike,
Now I am starting to get a better picture of why you want to come out and shoot at the range. Turkey poacher.......

Chad

LOL, you just gotta wait until their looking the other way then nail the accelerator...yummmmm, pressed turkey.

I never knew turkeys ate dead armadillos though....uhh, wait a minute.

[contender]

LOL, you just gotta wait until their looking the other way then nail the accelerator...yummmmm, pressed turkey.

I never knew turkeys ate dead armadillos though....uhh, wait a minute.

ROFLMAO....Man we are really bored with the caves being blown out.

[Walter Pickel]

**Whoa-! Wait a minute: This brings to the forefront the tales of the infamous Florida flying F457Mosquito versus the Alaskan species or the feared blood-sucking Minnesota Black Deer Fly. We are unsure which is the worst. One thing is known about the Florida Skeeter: They have their own landing pads & runways-! Not sure what AS they need to take off or land, but they are here-!

non de flume

For those of you not familiar with the "Florida Skeeter" aka Gator Fly

[contender]

For those of you not familiar with the "Florida Skeeter" aka Gator Fly

Walter,
You owe me a new screen and keyboard.

[Mike Edmonston]

turkeys fly??

It really depends how fast you're going when you hit them. They tumble pretty good too