It may be a wild turkey that was strutting around a meadow before it met an unfortunate fate. That won't be the case this Thanksgiving in David Scarpitti’s Lunenburg home. “I just bought one ...

W hen European settlers first came to New England, wild turkeys were everywhere. The reason that we still eat turkeys every ...

The young male bird has been roosting in Palmer Cemetery, gobbling at dawn and perching on rooftops. A wildlife expert says ...

Understanding what wild turkeys eat—and why they eat certain foods at certain times of the year—is valuable knowledge for turkey hunters. From a management perspective, it can help us gauge the ...

Let's talk turkey. This bird is the undisputed star of Thanksgiving. Here are seven ways to make sure your Thanksgiving centerpiece stays moist and delicious. First, think about buying a fresh turkey.

Thanksgiving ceremonies have always taken ... In addition to wild fowl (including wild turkey, though not explicitly on the menu in 1621), venison, and corn, there are references to lobster ...

even if they give the turkey puppy dog eyes. Pet parents and their furry friends can still enjoy Thanksgiving together, thanks to Nat Geo WILD. From Nov. 22-28, Nat Geo WILD is stuffing their ...