St. Paul — Landowners interested in attracting wild turkeys are encouraged to seek information about habitat improvement projects rather than introducing pen-raised or game farm turkeys on their property, according to the Minnesota DNR.

“Only DNR personnel are authorized to release wild turkeys,” said Bill Penning, DNR farmland wildlife program leader. “The best way for landowners to attract turkeys to their property is to provide the right habitat conditions. Local DNR wildlife staff will be happy to provide information for any landowner interested in habitat projects.” Landowners interested in […]

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