If food is unavailable because of deep snow, wild turkeys can fast for about two weeks, and are capable of losing up to 50% of their body weight before dying. Perhaps the most familiar call of the ...

Turkeys used to be found on the dinner table more often than in the Minnesota wild. “It used to be there were no turkeys, and the first time I saw some I was like ‘wow,’” said local naturalist Stan ...

"People should keep in mind that deer, turkey, and other wildlife are wild animals and have adapted to cope to harsh weather conditions including deep snow, cold temperatures, and high winds.

From now through March 15, however, hunters can help the Pennsylvania Game Commission better manage these magnificent birds by participating in the Turkey Brood Survey by locating turkey flocks to ...