Wildboyz Outdoor Adventures

Any of these sounds from your area?

Wtf...man looses eye hunting from owl landing on his head!!

!!NO MOW MAY!!!

Hens build ground nests in tall grasses, hayfields, and along wood lines. Untamed foliage hides both the eggs and the mother during the critical spring incubation period.

Mowing fields destroys nests, killing the eggs and the mother. It also eradicates the insects that young poults rely on for protein during their first few weeks.

Wild turkey populations across North America face ongoing challenges; giving them undisturbed ground dramatically increases their chances of survival.

Conservationists advise holding off on mowing and brush-hogging until late summer (typically August or September) when most nesting is complete.

If your community has lawn height restrictions, you can mow a localized area less frequently (e.g., twice a month instead of weekly).
Focus on Forage: To help your local ecosystem, allow weeds and clovers to bloom naturally to provide early-season

What are the benefits of delaying mowing for wildlife? ... Delaying mowing can provide numerous benefits for wildlife, including providing habitats and food sources.

Fresh sign...With 1 week left in the Ohio southen district we are still at it hard!

How old you think these tracks are?

Wild Turkey hatches moments before we approached. These lil guys fresh out of the egg, such an amazing thing to witness!!!

Only time will tell if this is BOB!! Was a harsh winter and over 2 feet of snow.. fingers 🤞 and 🙏 to the 🦌 Gods!!!

Feeding the community one Adventure at a time!!