Seeing a white or light gray turkey may make people think it's a wild-domestic hybrid. While this can be true, it's not the case with "smoke-phase" wild turkeys. Read
Turkey Biology and Behavior
Photos: Hunters AND Turkeys Can't Wait for Spring
If this winter is feeling exceptionally long and cold, take heart in these photos from T&TH reader Josh Shiver. The self-described "turkey addict" had this to say: Read
Biologist Sets World Record for Trapping Turkeys
Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment wildlife biologist Al
Stewart recently became the first person on record to complete a World
Slam for trapping wild turkeys. Read
Do Turkeys Drive Down Deer Populations?
Would a high number of wild turkeys drive down deer populations? Three factors might make folks believe this is true. Read
Texas Takes Closer Look at Easterns
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department is assessing Eastern turkey populations in eastern Texas and is considering hunting closures in 15 counties. Read
A Swimming Turkey?
While fishing with a friend back in the spring on a local lake near Knoxville, Tenn., we saw something that was a little odd. We observed a turkey flying across the lake. We saw it fly from one island heading to another island across the main channel of the lake. Read