Turkey

Turkeys are creatures of habit. Although they may not use the precise locations and travel routes every day, the flock will stay in the same… Read More »Are Turkeys Creatures Of Habit?

Wild turkeys are able to fly short distances at considerable speed. They can also run and swim. What are 3 interesting facts about turkeys? 10… Read More »Can Turkeys Swim?

Squirrels, rabbits, turkeys, and waterfowl are not sensitive to scent and rarely spook when they pick up human odor. Does scent matter turkey hunting? Turkeys… Read More »Do Turkeys Pick Up Scent?

“Vision and hearing are the ways wild turkeys communicate with each other and how they detect possible threats to their well-being as a prey species,… Read More »Can Turkeys Hear And See?

Covering low windows and glass doors can help deter them from pecking the glass. Rubbing soap on car bumpers to make them less shiny can… Read More »How Do I Stop My Turkey From Pecking My Car?

Males will puff out their feathers, fan their tails, and “strut their stuff” while gobbling and making other vocalizations. This behavior is common during the… Read More »What Does It Mean When A Turkey Puffs Up?

Like the blushing of a maddened man, the head of a wild turkey will often flush with red when they feel angry or threatened. For… Read More »How Do I Know If My Turkey Is Angry?

6. Arboreal. Wild turkeys sleep in trees. The birds are usually seen walking so many people are surprised they even fly. Does Turkey sleep in… Read More »What Is It Called When Turkeys Sleep In Trees?

In the spring, turkeys are looking for fresh leaves and insects they can eat. Bird feeders can attract turkeys as well as regular songbirds, Schauer… Read More »Why Are Turkeys In My Yard?

The birds eat many pesky insects, and a flock of turkeys nearby can be ideal pest control for a yard. Turkeys are also beloved for… Read More »What Are Wild Turkeys Good For?