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History of turkeys in Texas

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Did you know that turkeys weren’t always so plentiful in Texas? Unregulated hunting and habitat destruction decimated wild turkey populations in the 1800s. Numbers remained low into the mid-1900s, with only an estimated 100,000 birds in 1959. Not to worry, conservation-minded decisions to protect and promote important habitat increased the species’ numbers, and by 1970, Texas had an estimated 575,000 birds. Turkeys can be found throughout the st…
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