Last fall, hunters registered 12,466 birds; this year’s numbers are expected to be up slightly. Early reports point to a harvest close to 12,500, or a success rate at or above the state yearly average of 16 percent. Wisconsin’s spring turkey applications are due Dec. 10 and cost $3. They are available through most licensing […]
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