Today, there are around 250,000 wild turkeys throughout California. They can be found in 49 states across the country – the only state without wild turkeys is Alaska.

Today, there are around 250,000 wild turkeys throughout California. They can be found in 49 states across the country – the only state without wild turkeys is Alaska.

Today, there are around 250,000 wild turkeys throughout California. They can be found in 49 states across the country – the only state without wild turkeys is Alaska.

Wild turkeys were near extinction in Michigan in the early 20th century, but now found in every county across the state, the DNR said.

Now through Aug. 31, the DNR is conducting its annual wild turkey brood survey during which officials are asking people to report sightings of wild turkeys and turkey broods (hens with their young).

Whether you enjoy hunting the wild turkey, or just going for a ride along an old county road and coming upon a small flock of hens or gobblers, almost everyone relishes the opportunity to see turke… ...

Some Bay Area residents often see the plump fowl roaming neighborhood streets or outside of homes, especially in the East Bay. But why are wild turkeys appearing in our growing urban landscape?

The Department of Natural Resources is planning to update the Wisconsin wild turkey management plan. The public will be asked to provide input on the new plan later this year. The current plan ...

The Annual Wild Turkey Survey is underway in Maryland from July 1 - Aug. 31. Natural Resource officials say the survey helps monitor population trends and better manage wild turkeys in the state.

Wild turkeys, specifically Merriam’s turkey, have been around northeast Washington for decades after their introduction to the area in the 1960s for ecological balance.