[turkeybuster]

Ok I know its a turkey feather but is it gobbler or hen the edge is rounded like from struting but help idk

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[HEADGAMES]

Its from a goose

 

[Goshengrunter]

Yep goose!
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[turkeybuster]

There r no gesse

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[coyote1]

A goose must of lost a feather when flying over. That is a goose feather.

 

[darkebowhunter]

If there are no geese ....then a turkey carried a goose feather into your hunting area and dropped it.

 

[HEADGAMES]

Was thinking heron......but feather is too wide so im sticking with goose.

 

[muzzy75]

Goose. :coco:

 

[archer1983]

That's a tail feather from an oscillated wild turkey.

 

[turkeybuster]

I found this in a valley under a roost tree I do realize it looks like a goose feather cause of the pic

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[todd k]

blue heron

 

[darkebowhunter]

you could have found it in a turkey barn it still is not a turkey feather....lol

 

[dmiller6868]

Goose feather.

 

[fisherman33]

That's a tail feather from an oscillated wild turkey.

:yeahthat: lmao

 

[BernDog]

goose

 

[Goshengrunter]

I found this in a valley under a roost tree I do realize it looks like a goose feather cause of the pic

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Maybe the geese are roosting there. haha...but seriously, the down line is way too far back to be a game bird. defineatly waterfowl...most likely a canada that flew overhead
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