NWTF Wisconsin, Partners Set to Invest $6M in Conservation Projects

The Wisconsin State Chapter of the National Wild Turkey Federation (NWTF) has approved $116,982 for conservation and $50,000 for education initiatives as part of the Hunting Heritage Super Fund for 2026, with additional support of over $6.2 million from partner funds. These projects aim to enhance turkey habitats, support wildlife research, and improve hunter access, while also promoting conservation education through various outreach efforts. The NWTF continues its mission to protect vital ecosystems and wildlife populations across Wisconsin.

Turkey season has arrived at long last

Turkey season in Pennsylvania begins on November 1, with varying durations across Wildlife Management Units (WMUs), including an extended Thanksgiving season in some areas. Both male and female turkeys are legal game, and hunters must tag their harvests and report them within 10 days. The successful conservation efforts have led to a significant increase in wild turkey populations, allowing for expanded hunting opportunities since the mid-20th century.

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