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How Summer Observations Help Shape the Future of Wild Turkey Conservation
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How Summer Observations Help Shape the Future of Wild Turkey Conservation
EDGEFIELD, S.C. — Every summer, wild turkey hens across the country begin one of the most challenging periods of their annual cycle: raising a brood. Poult survival during those first few weeks of life is key to the long-term health of wild turkey populations. Brief sightings along roadways, in forest openings and green meadows can reveal far more than a successful hatch. They provide critical insight into recruitment — the process by which youn…
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