It’s turkey watch time! If you see a wild turkey in Pennsylvania, the state would like your intel.State wildlife officials are asking people to report when they see wild turkeys. Sightings in yards, fields, and along roads can help biologists track turkey numbers and learn how the birds are doing in different parts of the state. These reports also help the state see where turkeys are living and how many young birds are being raised each year. That information gives wildlife managers a better picture of the turkey population and helps them make decisions about management in the future. To make a report, click here.
HARRISBURG, Pa. —
It’s turkey watch time! If you see a wild turkey in Pennsylvania, the state would like your intel.
State wildlife officials are asking people to report when they see wild turkeys. Sightings in yards, fields, and along roads can help biologists track turkey numbers and learn how the birds are doing in different parts of the state.
These reports also help the state see where turkeys are living and how many young birds are being raised each year. That information gives wildlife managers a better picture of the turkey population and helps them make decisions about management in the future. To make a report, click here.