Gobble Gobble: Did you know you wild turkeys can fly up to 60 mph? This and other cool facts about America's coveted bird
On Thanksgiving, plenty of folks will have turkey for the main course. Properly prepared, the big bird can be juicy and ...
The Spokesman-Review21d
Cool Critters: Grateful for the turkey crossing the road
No other living creature can boast of having a wattle, gobble, snood and beard. The largest game bird in North America, the wild turkey is coveted by hunters, marveled at by nature lovers and at ...
Detroit Free Press19d
Wiped out in Michigan, wild turkeys gobbled their way back — and brought the U.P. moose
"This wild turkey restoration (in Michigan ... who looks scrawnier and has a small beard — essentially trying to make a big tom jealous and competitive, Donley said. "If he sees a jake with ...
Yakima Herald-Republic26d
Rob Phillips: It's not too late to bag a wild turkey for your Thanksgiving table
A wild turkey trot. Oh sure ... In the spring, only turkeys with a visible beard can be taken. Almost all the bearded turkeys are males, better known as toms. About the only way to take a tom ...
Virginia Connection Newspapers18d
Turkeys Indoors and Out
Northern Virginians see wild turkeys in parks, cemeteries and occasionally neighborhoods, but the birds’ preferred habitats ...