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That’s up 17 percent from last year. Turkey harvest down 24 percent.
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That’s up 17 percent from last year. Turkey harvest down 24 percent.

Boost your gobbler-hunting odds this spring by splurging on a quality fake wild turkey decoy.

JACKSON, Miss. — Hunters in Mississippi could begin to voluntarily tell the state how many deer or turkeys they kill. The proposal is in a bill that passed the state Senate on a split vote.

Whether it was for the Lakoskys, the whitetails, the Kids Zone or any of the many other potential draws (wild turkeys, other outdoors celebrities, cutting-edge seminars, a coliseum floor packed with notable vendors …), the

In all, Pennsylvania callers won 11 awards, the most for any state in the championships.

Area previously devoid of such critters.

Scenes from the recent National Wild Turkey Federation annual convention and sport show at the Gaylord Opryland Resort in Nashville, Tenn.

HAMILTON, Mont. — The Montana Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks is proposing increasing turkey hunting licenses for the fall hunting season in an effort to control a growing population of wild turkeys in Bitterroot.

Wild turkeys are terrorizing a neighborhood in Seminole County, Fla., but the law sides with the birds. Residents say the turkeys showed up a few weeks ago and promptly began charging at children and pecking
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