For those of you who’ve been pulling that slippery little demon out in front of turkey breasts, what’s been inside?
Of the two I’ve cleaned this year, one had quite a bit of field corn and nothing else, while the other had straight soybeans and clover. The soybean bird told me that the tom I killed first thing off the roost spent the prior day or two nearly a mile away.
Joel
Hope to let you know soon 
This time last year it was dandelions 
My bird was 100% sunflower seed in the shell. As for a lot of game hunting in the Northwoods if you want to be successful means you need to be located close to the residences of the North. I was actually a little surprised, as east and west there are not many homes, though north and south maybe they are not quite as far away… First I thought about it.
Mark
Tomorrow morning??? Hopefully a Carbon Express arrow tipped with a 100 grain Rocket Hammerhead broadhead!
Good luck to ya! Let us know how it goes!!!
Joel
Since last weekend all I had close enough were hens, they seem to be eating the cut corn….either that or they were digging for bugs! Although I like Dan’s line of thinking for tomorrow morning! 
Mine was 100% empty. Shot it at 9:30. Too busy chasing hens to eat????
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Mine was 100% empty. Shot it at 9:30. Too busy chasing hens to eat????
Happens, but it’s somewhat rare at least from what I’ve found. Usually there’s at least a few tender greens in there, but those are the birds we like! Interested in coming to the call and not much else.
Joel
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Usually there’s at least a few tender greens in there
thats all the one i shot yesterday had. the field they were in was bean stubble that had been picked almost clean.
Ours had some corn and greens.
Good question Joel – I will stop and find out next time. 
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Ours had some corn and greens.
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