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Texas has an estimated Rio Grande turkey population of about 590,000, down slightly from the 610,000 long-term estimated, but a number on the rise after several dry years impacted nesting.

Four springs of pain, progress and the pursuit of the wild turkey led to a TPWD drawn hunt at the Roger R. Fawcett Wildlife Management Area in the Cross Timbers ...

At the edge of the Rio Grande wild turkey range in Texas, this landscape historically has lower numbers of wild turkeys, resulting in a spring-only seasons. Hunters are allowed a one-gobbler bag ...

More Texans may encounter the distinct vocalizations and dramatic strutting of male turkeys seeking a mate this spring thanks to ongoing education and research collaboration by Texas A&M AgriLife and ...

The 2024 spring season for East Texas and Rio Grande birds won’t be any different. That’s the word from Jason Hardin, wild turkey program leader with the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department.

The Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission approved mandatory harvest reporting for turkey hunters statewide at its meeting in Austin on Thursday. “I think it’s absolutely going to be a game ...

Heath Canyon Ranch, home to crucial access to the Rio Grande for river users, will now become part of Black Gap Wildlife Management Area, thanks to a donation to Texas Parks and Wildlife by the ...

From 1920 to 2000, 33,000 Rio Grande wild turkeys were released using a variety of means across Texas, Hardin said. Currently, Texas Parks and Wildlife considers 95% of suitable Rio Grande turkey ...