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turkey

Turkey

​The Rio Grande wild turkey is an opportunistic forager that feeds on green foliage, insects, seeds from grasses and forbs, and mast (acorns and nuts). Annually, their diet consists of about 36% grasses, 29% insects, 19% mast, and 16% forbs. The individual plant species that a turkey uses as food varies by region and by season. Water is very important to RGWTs; this includes surface water, metabolic water, and preformed water. Surface water is free-standing water such as ponds, creeks, or troughs. Metabolic water is derived from foods when they are digested. Preformed water is contained within the food itself, such as the water found in succulent plants.

Turkey hunts include:

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  • One gobbler (additional gobbler $500)

  • Self-guided by calling or walking 

  • Non-hunting guests are welcome to stay with you for $100/day.

$1500 per hunter

* Prices are subject to change. 

IMPORTANT: Any shot hit (guide determines) that does not bring down the buck and allow us to locate him will be considered a harvested buck, even if the buck is never found. Thus, the importance of being sighted in properly and taking a good shot. 

The trees are calling. Book your hunt today. 

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