Turkey

Directions Preheat oven to 325°. Place turkey on a rack in a roasting pan; place apples in turkey cavity. Cover and bake until a thermometer… Read More »How Do You Cook A Wild Turkey?

The birds flock together for protection from predators — safety in numbers — and to more easily find food. Why do turkeys circle around each… Read More »Why Do Turkeys Chase Each Other In A Circle?

The breasts are excellent cooked just like domestic in the oven or grilled, but the legs and thighs should be cooked in the slow cooker… Read More »What Part Of A Wild Turkey Do You Eat?

Because wild turkeys are far more active than commercially raised turkeys, their muscles are more developed, which can lead to a chewy texture. Additionally, trophy… Read More »Why Is Wild Turkey Tough?

Turkeys can be a fun, profitable addition to a small farm or homestead. They are usually raised for meat, although some people like to keep… Read More »Why Do People Raise Turkeys?

If you want to eat the turkey whole like most people do at Thanksgiving, then just simply skin the turkey without cutting out the breast,… Read More »Can You Eat A Whole Wild Turkey?

If cooked correctly, wild turkey breast meat tastes like a firmer version of domestic turkey breast, though some would suggest that it tends to taste… Read More »What Does Wild Turkey Meat Taste Like?

One of the best sounds to get birds to scatter (and perhaps not to return) are synthetic sounds such as high-frequency, ultrasonic sounds. If you… Read More »What Sound Will Scare Birds Away?

One of the biggest myths of hunting is that male turkeys respond to calling only in the spring. The fact is, toms gobble all fall,… Read More »Do Turkeys Respond To Calls In The Fall?

You think a deer has good vision? They don’t hold a candle to the wild turkey who is reported to have vision that is three… Read More »Can Turkeys See Better Than Deer?