Manage your land with tomorrow’s wild turkeys in mind. Follow these five tips to improve your property for turkeys. These tips can be implemented now to improve habitat conditions this …
Auburn researchers study turkeys and habitat for better understanding
Researchers under the direction of Dr. Will Gulsby, of Auburn University, recorded data from 490 hunter-donated gobbler carcasses this past spring, bringing the team’s two-year total to 910 carcasses collected …
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Low poult production rates are a concern for the future of wild turkeys.
Turkey habitat conference serves Alabama land managers, as Gulsby, Lybarger share strategies. Researchers in many areas are seeing poult production ratio of 2:1 poults per hen average, which yield a …
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Iowa researchers track mammal predator DNA
Monitoring the health of wild turkey populations is part of Dan Kaminski’s every day job. Kaminski is a wildlife research biologist with the Iowa Department of Natural Resources. He’s stationed …
Study of turkeys in Kentucky expanded through funding from TFT
A study of hen turkeys expanded to include jakes and toms this year, thanks to funding from Turkeys For Tomorrow. Dr. Michael Chamberlain and his team from the University of …
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Tennessee nest cameras to offer revelations
Researchers in Tennessee used cameras at nearly 50 turkey nests in spring 2023 to document predator activity, turkey behavior, and hatching success. Dr. David Buehler and Dr. Craig Harper, both with the University of Tennessee, have been conducting …
MSU researchers seek better ways to count poults
How do habitat and land management affect turkey population densities and growth? Dr. Dana Morin and Dr. Mark McConnell at Mississippi State University are using support from Turkeys For Tomorrow …
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Our chapters now number 14 and include eight states
AUBURN, Ala. — Enthusiasm for securing a strong future for wild turkeys is more powerful today than ever, a fact demonstrated by one conservation group’s continued growth. Not yet three …
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West Virginia chapter helps with public land habitat improvement
Members of TFT’s first chapter in West Virginia are already making a difference for turkeys. They recently joined forces with members of Backcountry Hunters and Anglers (BHA) and added their …
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