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14 minutes ago, Whereareyoubuck said:

Are these scrapes??

Probably not....the easiest way to identify a active scrape is a overhanging branch usually 4-5 ft. above the fresh dig and some times there will be a broken branch on said branch. Turkeys and others will make areas that may appear like scrapes but the overhanging branch is the telltale sign. If it is really active there will be tracks, sometimes droppings, and occasionally will see tine marks in the dirt.

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1 minute ago, Steve D said:

Probably not....the easiest way to identify a active scrape is a overhanging branch usually 4-5 ft. above the fresh dig and some times there will be a broken branch on said branch. Turkeys and others will make areas that may appear like scrapes but the overhanging branch is the telltale sign. If it is really active there will be tracks, sometimes droppings, and occasionally will see tine marks in the dirt.

You type too fast, lol.  

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On 10/31/2020 at 10:56 AM, Whereareyoubuck said:

Hmm out in the open like that? I thought they always bed down in thick stuff

In my woods they often bed right in the open hardwoods, and I’ve got many acres of thick stuff nearby .

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