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Birds of Kentucky: Wild Turkey greatest hits For Thanksgiving, we present a collection of photos of the wild turkeys and some of the turkey hunters of Adair County and central Kentucky. Happy Thanksgiving from Columbia Magazine! Click the headline to load the album, with lots of photos, and click on any photo to see the photographer information and more about it. 
Birds of Kentucky: Wild Turkey 
Birds of KY - Wily Turkeys at Dale Hollow State Park 
Birds of Kentucky: Gathering of 75 Wild Turkeys at Egypt, KY 
Birds of Kentucky: Mystery flock puzzles Miss Vicky 
Birds of Kentucky: What do turkeys eat for dinner? 
Scenic Adair Co., KY: Wild Turkey on Dry Hollow Road 
Birds of Kentucky: Wild Turkeys blockade Purdy-Sano Road 
Birds of Kentucky: Early amCT arrival I - Dillion St. Turkeyport Int'l 
KY Afield Outdoors: A wild turkey at Salato Wildlife Education Ctr 
Hunter Hank & Daril bag two Wild Turkeys 
Birds of Kentucky: Wild Turkey family on W Frazier Street 
Wounded Warriors 2014 Turkey Hunt: Charles Stewart 
Birds of Kentucky: Wild Turkey season April 12-May 4, 2014 
Kentucky Color: Wild Turkeys feast on Beechmast 
Birds of Kentucky: Wild Turkey at Tucker's Station Farm 
Birds of Kentucky: Wild Turkeys take flight 
When Bub Polston has company, he has company! 
John Luke Partin gets Eastern Wild Turkey at Bliss, KY 
Birds of Kentucky: Back Yard Turkey 
Birds of Kentucky: Wild Turkeys at Green River 
Scenic Adair Co., KY: Thanksgiving Hill, Johnson School Road 
Walking by the woods: An old beech, wittering turkeys 
Birds of Kentucky: Wild Turkey in Mammoth Cave National Park 
Birds of Kentucky: Wild Turkey family 
Birds of Kentucky: Wild Turkeys fight over girl turkey 
Birds of Kentucky: Five dozen wild turkeys in a field 
Birds of Kentucky: Turkeys in the Holler 
Birds of Kentucky: Wild Turkey family 
Birds of Kentucky: Turkey flight off Columbia Western Bypass 
Birds of Kentucky: A Rafter of wild turkeys at Roley 
Birds of Kentucky: Wild Turkeys 
Birds of Kentucky: Turkey in The Holler 
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