The spring turkey season is in full swing, and hunters are having good success around the region. This is great news because ...

New Jersey’s wild turkey population was once as low as 6,200 birds in the mid-1980s, according to state data. Each year between 2013 and 2020, the total was up to around 23,000. But the state ...

Authorities are seeking information regarding the unlawful killing of three turkeys that occurred on Sunday morning, April 13 ...

Authorities are seeking information regarding the unlawful killing of three turkey’s north of Sutherland on Sunday.

The upcoming cicada hatch is expected to further benefit the turkey population by providing abundant food. Snow on the ground this winter helped the Pennsylvania Game Commission monitor more ...

Languages: English. While other areas in the Midwest also face some severe weather potential, the immediate focus remains on communities stretching from Norfolk, Nebraska, to Sac City, Iowa.

Unfortunately for her, most of New York City’s turkey population lives far away, in places like the Bronx and Staten Island.

Residents are also more likely to see turkeys in the spring and through summer because of new building developments and local turkey population growth. This population growth comes from decades of ...