We’ve had some pretty harsh winters in Wisconsin lately, and our spring harvests have decreased. Are the trends related? How bad does winter have to be to harm turkey populations? — John Roberts, Baldwin, Wis. Read
Beat the winter doldrums with the Winter 2009 issue of Turkey & Turkey Hunting.
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Have you ever wondered what happens to those large, same-sex groups of turkeys that you see during the winter? Thankfully, the toms break up into smaller bachelor groups that are easier to hunt. Read
Turkeys congregated in large, same-sex flocks during the winter begin to disperse when spring arrives. Some gobblers go it alone while others remain in small — often related — bachelor groups. Read
There’s still plenty for turkey hunting fans to anticipate during the off-season. Here are some thoughts on how to fill the days until spring. Read
Those longbeards are still around, but they break away from winter flocks. Some go solo, and others form small mating alliances. Read