If you see a gobble, gobble here and a gobble, gobble there, the Pennsylvania Game Commission wants to hear from you. The commission is looking for public input in surveying the wild turkey population ...

The future of fall turkey hunting isn’t optimistic. As national hunter participation numbers continue trending downward, some ...

When you sit down to Thanksgiving dinner, the big roasted bird is generally the star of the show. Many families buy one at the supermarket to cook at home, but don't assume the turkey you're about to ...

Spring turkey seasons are underway in some states and right around the corner in most others. Where I live, in western Montana, the gobblers are flocked up in groups of 10 or more, and they’re ...

We’re all familiar with a raspy hen yelp and a thundering tom gobble. But wild hens and gobblers make many turkey sounds beyond these two vocalizations. Each of these sounds express specific meanings.

Trees are exploding with new leaves and the danger of frost should be over until fall. April is fast coming to an end, but turkey season remains open until May 8. There is still time to chase the wild ...

BRAINERD — The 2025 Minnesota wild turkey season begins a half-hour before sunrise on April 16. As with most outdoor ventures, preparation is key to success. Hunting wild turkeys demands as much or ...

Here's your guide on how and where to hunt wild turkeys on public land. Turkeys can be hard to tag on state and federal land, but advice from these hunters will up your odds this spring.

Michigan began transplanting wild turkeys from Pennsylvania in the Allegan State Forest during the 1950s. Efforts were made to successfully expand the wild turkeys’ range across the northern Lower ...

Turkey hunters reported 11,332 turkeys killed during Arkansas's turkey hunting season, which ended May 11. The harvest increased 22 percent from the 2024 season and stands as the best turkey season ...

There’s no problem spotting turkey at your local grocery — U.S. farms produce more than 200 million of the fowl a year, many of them to be carved up for Thanksgiving and Christmas. But in some parts ...