Can’t believe invasive species account for 60%+ of extinctions… that stat hit hard.
Wild turkeys acting like they own suburban streets is the most American thing I’ve seen.
My dad’s garden lost a whole bed of corn to Canada geese—people think they’re cute until the poop shows up.
The mirror-fight turkey bit made me laugh and fear for my car at the same time.
Respect to hunters who follow seasons and tags—management > chaos.
Geese as the #2 bird hazard for aircraft is wild… I suddenly get why airports care so much.
Calling every 15–20 minutes for gobblers actually works; patience is the whole game.
Those decoy spreads for geese look like a chess board on a field—so much planning.
Didn’t realize turkeys see reflections as rivals; explains why they bullied my mailbox
Helicopter hog control is efficient but wow the cost + noise… complicated tradeoff.
I’m team “control boars by any means”—they tore up our pasture in one night.
That 10am–2pm “golden window” for turkeys was new to me—thought dawn was king.
Neck/leg shots instead of the head? Makes sense when the head never stops moving.
Geese landing into the wind = hunters turning their backs to it. Smart detail I’ll remember.
White-tailed deer at 36 million… population control isn’t just a hobby, it’s necessary.
Urban turkeys are fearless; they’ll stop traffic like little feathered cops.
I appreciate the emphasis on licenses and regs—ethical hunting matters.
Never thought decoys could be that realistic; those flocked full-bodies fooled me.
Helicopter boar footage is adrenaline fuel, but the emissions argument is fair too.
“Rich, dark wild turkey meat” yes please—totally different from store birds.
If you’ve ever stepped in goose droppings at a park, you understand population control real fast.
The oak + acorn tip for deer sign is 100% true where I hunt.
Seeing trails, rubs, and bedding areas pieced together like a puzzle is my favorite part.
I’m not anti-animal; I’m anti-damage. Crops need protecting or we all pay.
Boars aren’t just “pests”—they spread diseases to livestock. That’s $$$ lost for farmers.
Calling turkeys from a blind vs. running and gunning… I’ll take the sit-and-wait zen.
Geese hunts on rainy, windy days really do pop off—weather = opportunity.
Those fake hen yelps in spring? Deadly—tom hears love song, walks into a setup.
People forget deer collisions wreck cars and lives—management saves humans too.
I get why some folks hate helicopter culls, but have you seen a field after a hog sounder rolls through?
The way turkeys key in on the tiniest movement… might as well be hunting with a lie detector.
Public land deer in winter = visibility up, excuses down.
Bag decoys for geese are such a clever budget hack—light to carry, big footprint.
“Hunting is just for fun” crowd has never tallied crop losses or airport shutdowns.
Wild turkey breast being dark meat shocked me the first time—delicious tho.
Pro tip I learned here: face away from the wind so incoming geese don’t spot you.
My HOA complains about coyotes but not the turkey mobs?? pick a struggle
That stat about millions of turkeys in North America explains my driveway stand-off last spring.
Boar hunts from choppers look like action movies, but safety discipline seemed tight.
Love that the video showed both sides: necessity + ethics + regulation. Balanced.
If you’re mad at hunters, go look at a kid’s soccer field covered in goose droppings. Then talk.
Deer from a tree stand vs. still-hunting the thickets—two different sports entirely.
Seeing real tracking—strut marks, scat, prints—scratches my inner nerd itch.
Wish more vids explained WHY management happens instead of only showing kills. This nailed it.
Curious: beyond hunting/trapping, what non-lethal methods actually scale for geese/boars?