A 145-million-year-old dinosaur about the size of a wild turkey sported a plume of tail feathers that were surprisingly modern-looking and aerodynamic in shape, a new study finds. Though flight ...

The common name, turkey tail, originates from the mushroom’s striking similarity to the tail feathers of a turkey. In recent years, turkey tail supplements have gained popularity due to their ...

It's a surefire way to get a male turkey's interest. But hunters using "turkey fans" — either real turkey feathers or commercial products that look like turkey tail feathers — run the risk of ...

Turkey tail (Trametes versicolor or Coriolus versicolor) is a medicinal mushroom used for hundreds of years to treat various health conditions. When taken as a supplement, turkey tail benefits may ...

Many hunters want to know how to age a turkey. These are the clues that can help indicate a tom’s age, but there’s no foolproof method.

A turkey-themed cheese ball with a pretzel stick and eyes for the head, surrounded by yellow and red pepper slices as tail feathers, and placed on a platter with crackers.

Preserve your memories of the hunt and honor the bird with the best turkey fan mount kits for every budget and style.

If you see a ruffed grouse or wild turkey (flying or not), the Ohio Department of Natural Resources wants to hear about it. Here's why.

That includes a quarter-billion turkey tails, also known as the parson’s nose, pope’s nose, or sultan’s nose. The tail is actually a gland that attaches the turkey’s feathers to its body.