Evaluate & Address Topsoil Damage from Wildlife

starts to tip forward. I'm with Bert. He's the sprinkler guy out here. And this is I love this story. Tell give me the story again, Bert. Well, when I came out here to do my sprinkler work about two years ago, yeah, I found riding around, I found the front yard was all totally torn up, and I thought they must be doing some excavating work here. Come to find out, it was the turkeys looking for worms. Turkeys just tore it to pieces. I'm going to show you what the turkeys did just the whole front yard. Yeah. Well, let's go. Let's go check out what they did right over here. This is crazy. Mary Lou, you got your flags yet. Oh, that's too funny. Bert was telling me, sorry, I video I had to videotape it. He did he tell you the story about the turkeys? What? What? Uh, Bert, tell her this. Is 20 of them going to be enough? Yeah, 20 of them will be enough. Check this out. This is from the flipping turkeys of all things. It's not from water, you know, even though it's on a hill, you'd think it would be from water, but the sod is like tore to pieces and it's flipped to the sides. So, they're they're pecking for grubs. And in fact, you can actually see some of their crap mixed into the sod. I just I've never seen anything like this. This is just hilarious. Well, the idea is to try and scare the turkeys away using red flags. So hopefully just by sticking these things in the ground, we'll be able to keep the turkeys from pecking this area up again. Here she is.