The snood is a weird, fleshy feature on a wild turkey's head that plays a key role in mating, breeding, and establishing ...

There has been some chatter online about a wild turkey that has been gobbling around the streets of South Bend’s River Park neighborhood. People have spotted this turkey in the neighborhood and ...

The most reliable characteristic used to determine the sex of a wild turkey is the plumage, or feathers. The plumage of males appears to change from rust to green to copper to bronze to gold depending ...

The eastern wild turkey is North America's most abundant ... Up close, toms feature beautiful dark brown or chestnut tail feathers, giving way to slightly softer (lighter) tail tips above a ...

A turkey vulture standing on the ground can, at a distance, resemble a wild turkey ... especially on the feather edges. Legs are dark to pinkish in color, the head unfeathered.

Hunters can expect to see an abundance of two-year-old gobblers and jakes setting the stage for an increase in male harvest ...

There are approximately 50,000 people who hunt turkeys in South Carolina. Turkey hunters are required to have tags and report ...