Wild turkey researchers Mike Chamberlain and Bret Collier join us for a special encore episode of “Cocktails and Conservation” to answer any questions you may have about the majestic wild turkey.
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Cocktails and Conservation: Seasons and Harvest Impacts
8 months agoIn our final episode of our Cocktails and Conservation series, Dr. Michael Chamberlain and Dr. Bret Collier cover research based data on the impact that both season dates and gobbler harvests can and do have on our turkey populations. This is especially important as we look at the number of harvests from this year’s turkey season. So grab a cocktail, get your questions ready and tune in for what is sure to be an interactive discussion.