Michael Chamberlain

Michael Chamberlain, a Distinguished Professor at the University of Georgia and a veteran wild turkey researcher, shares fascinating insights about these iconic birds. He reveals how wild turkeys bounced back from near extinction in the 1930s to over six million today, thanks to dedicated conservation efforts. Listeners learn about turkey social hierarchies, the surprising adaptability of suburban turkeys, and the complex relationship between hunting and conservation. Chamberlain encourages appreciation for these remarkable creatures beyond the Thanksgiving table.