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7/10/2026

jesse4430
Jul 10
1 min read

UPPER MICHIGAN - The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is asking residents to report wild turkey sightings through Aug. 31 as part of its annual turkey brood survey.

The community science project helps biologists track turkey reproduction and monitor the health of the state’s wild turkey population. Participants are asked to report the location, date, and number of hens, poults, and male turkeys they see. Since the survey began in 2023, volunteers have submitted more than 17,000 observations, providing valuable data to help guide future wildlife management.

 
 
 

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