#108 | Wild Turkey Science - Wild turkey population dynamics and what the manipulative study of season dates in Mississippi tells us about the role of hunting, ft. Adam Butler
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Show Notes
In this episode, Adam Butler gives us an historical context for wild turkey population dynamics and reveals results from the ongoing season date manipulation across several wild turkey populations in Mississippi.
Paper: Considerations for Timing of Spring Wild Turkey Hunting Seasons in the Southeastern
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