The Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department is asking the public for help in monitoring the condition of Vermont’s wild turkey population.

The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency found that this year's spring turkey harvest was lower than both the previous 5-year ...

In a year of unusual wildlife sightings, one ghostly visitor is causing a stir—a stunning white wild turkey turning up in ...

Ohio's turkey hunting numbers are higher than those in the recent past and the state has seen a rise in permits.

Merriam’s wild turkeys are the primary species here, and the biggest populations are in the Black Hills, the Laramie Range and the Bighorn Basin. Turkeys in Wyoming are expanding their range to the ...

Wild turkeys are on the minds of a lot of Minnesotans right now, given that the spring wild turkey hunting season is upon us. $2 for 6 months SUBSCRIBE NOW Read Today's Paper Friday, June 20 ...

The National Wild Turkey Federation reports a grand slam includes the four most common subspecies of wild turkey including the Eastern, Rio Grande, Merriam and Osceola.

Turkey calling champion Rodd Little (right) called in the largest gobbler that Tom Lounsbury has ever shot at 36 yards using a Winchester "Long Beard" pump 20-gauge, during a hunt near Standish in ...

The Merriam's wild turkey is a true mountain bird. Named for the prolific taxonomist and zoologist C. Hart Merriam, these birds range from higher-elevation ponderosa pine forests in winter time to ...

A wild turkey’s wide-ranging diet is part of why the birds can be found in every U.S. state outside of Alaska. ... Merriam’s Turkeys. A resident of the mountains and high plains in the Western U.S., ...

The wild turkey was native to Nebraska. ... The next attempt to reintroduce turkeys into Nebraska came in 1959. A total of 28 Merriam turkeys were released in the Pine Ridge.

The native of the two birds, Merriam’s turkey can be found in the high-elevation foothills of western Colorado. They will travel up to 40 miles between two habitats depending on the season.