Turkeys for Tomorrow recently celebrated a successful social gathering at the historic Metropolitan Rod and Gun Club in Brooklyn, New York. Hosted by the Gotham Spurs TFT flock, the event brought together turkey hunters, conservationists, and supporters to share the mission of wild turkey conservation.
TFT Encourages Tennessee Outdoorsmen to Support Long-Term Funding for Conservation
For decades, hunters and anglers have carried the financial burden of wildlife conservation in Tennessee. Turkeys for Tomorrow is encouraging a modern funding model that ensures long-term support for the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency while protecting access, affordability, and the future of conservation.
Turkeys for Tomorrow (TFT) CEO Jason Lupardus Appears on “The Roost” Podcast
Turkeys for Tomorrow CEO Jason Lupardus recently joined Ben O’Brien and Sam Soholt on The Roost podcast to discuss wild turkey conservation and the growing concerns around declining turkey populations. The episode explores the role hunters play in research, habitat management, and the future of America’s favorite game bird.
The Wild Turkey Legacy: Why Wild Turkey Conservation Matters, and the Birth of a New Organization Seeking to Restore America’s Greatest Game Bird
For decades, wild turkey populations flourished thanks to one of the most successful restoration efforts in conservation history. But in many places, that success is fading. Turkeys for Tomorrow was created by passionate hunters and conservationists determined to understand the decline, fund critical research, and restore healthy turkey populations across the country.
Turkeys for Tomorrow (TFT) Partners with Hunt Regulations App to Generate Treasure Trove of Wild Turkey Research Data
Turkeys for Tomorrow (TFT) is partnering with the Hunt Regs app to harness the power of citizen science and generate critical data for wild turkey research. By allowing hunters to easily log turkey sightings, sounds, and behavior, the partnership aims to better understand population trends and guide future conservation efforts. The data collected could become one of the most robust wild turkey research efforts since the original restoration movement.
Trapping 101 and Why It Helps Wild Turkeys
As predator populations rise and wild turkey numbers continue to fall, predator management has become a critical—yet often overlooked—piece of modern turkey conservation. This in-depth guide breaks down how ethical, legal trapping directly benefits nesting hens, vulnerable poults, and adult turkeys throughout the year. Grounded in real-world experience and conservation science supported by Turkeys for Tomorrow, Trapping 101 explains why predator control matters, how it works, and how landowners can play an active role in restoring healthy wild turkey populations.
TFT Announces the Team Turkey Membership and 2026 Team Turkey Calls
Turkeys for Tomorrow has announced its new Team Turkey Membership alongside the 2026 Team Turkey Calls, created in partnership with Pistol Creek Outdoors. The three-year Team Turkey Membership combines exclusive member benefits with a custom, collectible turkey call—celebrating the tradition of turkey hunting while directly supporting science-based research, habitat improvement, and boots-on-the-ground conservation efforts for the future of wild turkeys.
15 Steps to Help More Wild Turkey Poults Survive
With wild turkey populations declining across much of the country, improving poult survival has never been more important. From nesting cover and brood habitat to predator management and land-use timing, these 15 practical, science-backed steps outline how landowners and managers can make meaningful changes on the ground. Rooted in real-world experience and conservation principles championed by Turkeys for Tomorrow, this guide offers actionable ways to help ensure more poults survive—and more turkeys thrive—for seasons to come.
TFT Announces Critical Wild Turkey Habitat Project in Pennsylvania
Turkeys for Tomorrow (TFT) has announced a major wild turkey habitat initiative in Pennsylvania, supporting large-scale habitat restoration efforts on Moshannon State Forest. Working alongside multiple TFT flocks, the Pennsylvania Game Commission, and state forestry partners, the project focuses on restoring storm-damaged areas through food plots and woodland habitat improvements that benefit wild turkeys, elk, whitetails, and other wildlife on publicly accessible hunting lands.