The NWTF is helping fund a new wild turkey research project conducted by Mississippi State University and the Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks.

Some shooting positions in the spring turkey woods hold an advantage. Here are a few tips to improve your sit.

NWTF, White Oak Initiative work to ensure healthy oak forests for future generations.

The 12th National Wild Turkey Symposium began by discussing the success of the bird’s restoration and how, since 1959, the Symposia have played an integral role in the restoration story.

More than $360,000 will help fund seven projects in six states.

The NWTF recently secured $358,000 in funding, thanks to a generous grant provided by the Michigan Department of Natural Resources via the agency’s Wildlife Habitat Grant Program.

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the Symposium will assemble expert ecology researchers, academia, state and federal agencies, wildlife professionals and all-around wild turkey enthusiasts, all in the name of wild turkey conservation.

Becky Humphries to Retire in 2023; NWTF Board of Directors Names Kurt Dyroff and Jason Burckhalter to Serve as Co-CEOs

The science of gobbling chronology plays an important role in understanding hunter satisfaction and the biology of wild turkeys

Local NWTF chapters in Vermont gathered this spring at two separate events to get their hands dirty and improve wildlife habitat on public lands in the Green Mountain State.