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Wild Turkeys in Your Yard?

November 21, 2014 By Effective Wildlife Solutions 14 Comments

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Turkeys get a lot of attention in the media this time of year, what with Thanksgiving and all, but that doesn’t mean you necessarily want to see a bunch of gobblers strutting their stuff around your yard. Wild turkeys are not animals you typically think of as likely to turn up in your backyard. Increasingly, though, they do. They live in every state except Alaska, and with natural areas increasingly becoming urbanized, residential areas become … [Read more...]

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