The Osceola turkey is one of, if not the hardest, subspecies of wild turkey to hunt due to its limited range in Central and South Florida. Osceola’s wary nature and Florida’s crowded public ...

“Wild turkeys,” according to The Field Guide ... Hunters will tell you it takes finesse to call in an Osceola. The stealthy Osceola turkey numbers somewhere between 75,000 and 100,000 ...

Florida is home to two subspecies of wild turkey – the eastern wild turkey and the Osceola or Florida wild turkey, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission explains on its website.

Florida is home to two subspecies of wild turkey — the eastern wild turkey (Meleagris gallopavo silvestris) and the Osceola or Florida wild turkey (M.g. osceola). The Florida wild turkey is ...

A group of Florida hunting guides and one taxidermist in Hardee and Charlotte counties were charged Wednesday with a handful of felonies for selling pen-raised turkey hunts to clients who thought they ...

Florida has long attracted spring gobbler hunters in pursuit of an Osceola wild turkey tocomplete their Grand Slam. Likewise, both fresh water and salt water anglers pursuetrophy bass in lakes and ...

Among the five major species of America’s wild turkey, our Osceola strain is unique. Only a slight feather coloration exists, but for being a formidable game bird, it ranks high among hunters ...

the eastern wild turkey bird is one of the most abundant subspecies and is found in swamps and forests. The other United States subspecies Taylor mentions are Merriam’s, Rio Grande, Osceola, and ...

the eastern wild turkey; the Osceola (Florida) wild turkey; the Rio Grande wild turkey; Merriam’s wild turkey; and Gould’s wild turkey. Most of the common names associated with each subspecies ...