In this episode, Dr. Craig Harper fills us in on their experimental manipulation of season dates across several counties in Tennessee and how it affected wild turkey productivity. We also cover several topics that are critical to understand about wild turkey populations.

Papers:

Nest-site Selection and Survival of Wild Turkeys in Tennessee
Vegetation structure and food availability following disturbance in recently restored early successional plant communities

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What does the ongoing wild turkey research in Tennessee tell us about the impacts of season timing? ft. Dr. Craig Harper | #01