Ashtabula County is full of turkeys. No, not the theatrical flops. Or the bowling feats. Or even foolish folks. The wild kind that go gobble gobble. For the fourth year in a row, Ohio hunters ...

Whether you’re hoping to spot a black bear ambling through the woods, a great egret gliding over a cypress swamp, or a pod of dolphins playing in coastal waters, the South is teeming with wildlife.

Wild turkeys have suddenly gone wild in Lincoln. Urban turkey encounters are nothing new, but a wild turkey recently smashed the window of a local dessert shop while another injured a motorist ...

Hunters registered 50,071 wild turkeys this spring in the Badger State, according to preliminary data from the Department of Natural Resources. ... Alabama 36,337 and Tennessee 31,647.

Hunters registered 50,435 wild turkeys in the 2024 Wisconsin spring turkey hunting season, 22% higher than the five-year average and four highest in history.

Wild turkeys are more complex than they first appear. In addition to the changes in its snood, a turkey’s head can also change color depending on its mood.

Ashtabula County provides ideal conditions for wild turkeys "It's got a lot of good mature forest and farmland mixed in," said Joe Ferrara, wildlife research technician with the Ohio Division of ...

The highest Ohio wild turkey harvest was in 2001 when hunters checked 26,156 birds. ... The top 11 counties for wild turkeys taken in the 2025 season were Ashtabula (516), Monroe (462), Belmont ...