Turkey Tracks?

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I saw these tracks yesterday in the fresh snow. About 5-5 1/4 long, at first I thought Grouse,but their too big
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I saw these tracks yesterday in the fresh snow. About 5-5 1/4 long, at first I thought Grouse,but their too big View attachment 135850

Looks to be. I used to have a pair of turkeys around here and I'd see their tracks all over the nearby woods in winter. After a few years, they either died or moved on. Haven't seen them in years but it was always fun when I did.
 

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We have some large flocks of them here. So far the hunters have not wiped them out.
 
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Hard to tell the size from the photo, but they do appear to be turkey. Turkey tracks are rather large - almost six inches from end to end. Grouse have a different pattern more in-line than a turkey if that makes sense.
 

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