Because fresh wild turkey for the holidays is always worth it. Pandemic or no pandemic, it’s still the greatest feast of all. Here are all the fall firearms seasons still open through Thanksgiving. Be ...

Regardless of the inception, turkeys are now sold in the millions each Thanksgiving, with both domestic and wild turkeys sitting central to the tradition. The National Wild Turkey Federation wrote in ...

Stock image of wild turkey (main) and a Thanksgiving turkey (inset). Turkeys may become harder to harvest over time due to their risk-taking behavior. Stock image of wild turkey (main) and a ...

This fall, any Kansas turkey hunters accustomed to hunting a wild turkey to gobble up at their Thanksgiving feast had to look elsewhere. The fall wild turkey hunting season was suspended earlier ...

Kennedy started the ritual in 1963 after sparing a turkey from becoming Thanksgiving dinner ... Well, think again. A wild turkey can reach up to 18 miles per hour on foot, and up to 50 miles ...

YOU KNOW, WITH THANKSGIVING, WE DO A LOT OF COOKED TURKEYS, AND WE DO FRESH TURKEYS FOR THE HOLIDAYS. AND THEN AFTER CHRISTMAS, WE REALLY TURN INTO A TURKEY PIE FACTORY. WE MAKE TURKEY PIES EVERY DAY.

Short answer: No. The wild turkey tastes different than the domestic turkey. Long answer: Somewhat. The wild turkey grows up eating wild, natural nuts, berries, herbaceous materials and insects.

His Thanksgiving dinner in New Hampshire will include a wild turkey he hunted himself. “Wild turkeys are thought of as kind of the ultimate conservation success story, because their numbers had ...

If you want a more authentic Thanksgiving dinner (and a different taste treat for the leftovers you’ll likely consume this weekend and beyond), why not try wild turkey? It may require adjusting ...

At least two other wild turkeys have called Manhattan ... if you're feeling guilty about scarfing down gravy-covered turkey this Thanksgiving, remember: There are plenty more out there.

It may be a wild turkey that was strutting around a meadow before it met an unfortunate fate. That won't be the case this Thanksgiving in David Scarpitti’s Lunenburg home. “I just bought one ...