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Missouri counted turkeys its own way for over 60 years. Here's why it just changed
That's one of the major reasons the department broke with over 60 years of tradition and started using a new-standardized turkey count in 2024. The annual brood survey in Missouri is largely ...
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50 years of counting birds, and eating turkey, in Woodstock
Scientists use the data to track how different species are doing. In Woodstock, the count ends with a turkey dinner. It’s been that way for decades. Ed and Sandy Hack prepare a turkey for the ...
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Public is invited to count wild birds
Once again this winter, the Pennsylvania Game Commission is requesting the public to report sightings of turkey flocks. Information on the location of wintertime turkeys helps Game Commission wildlife ...
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50 years of counting birds, and eating turkey, in this Vermont town
Megan Massa drew a comic of the encounter. (Lexi Krupp/Vermont Public) In Woodstock, the count ends with a turkey dinner. It’s been that way for decades. “Some counts just go home and then ...