If you care about endangered animals in Oklahoma, you're probably willing to talk turkey. Wild turkey. Only they're not endangered — not any more at least. They exist in all 77 counties of the ...

After compiling statistics about this year’s spring wild turkey hunting season, the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency found ...

There’s a magical place in northeastern Oklahoma where the hills roll like gentle waves, ancient trees whisper secrets, and clear streams carve paths through rugged sandstone. Osage Hills State Park ...

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The Rio Grande wild turkey is common in the desert regions of Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas and other western states. It has tan-colored tips on its tail feathers, a moderate gobble, and moderate length ...

Although they are sought after and collected by waterfowlers, bands are much less common in the wild turkey world. The aluminum anklets are utilized for the same reasons — namely to track, study, and ...

“I never in a million years thought I’d pick up a [wild turkey] with a band on its leg,” Tanna tells Outdoor Life. “I mean, I knew they existed.

Of the 5 different subspecies, the Eastern wild turkey has the largest geographical footprint, and it's the bird that most hunters east of the Mississippi River are after when they hit the ...

2 News Oklahoma’s Douglas Braff went to Inola police to get answers. Inola had some feathered friends visit recently; that was until police said they started ruffling a few feathers.

The Rio Grande subspecies was established in 1975 with turkeys from northern California, then Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas. Most turkeys in Salem are Rio Grande.

The Rio Grande subspecies was established in 1975 with turkeys from northern California, then Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas. Most turkeys in Salem are Rio Grande.