The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is seeking public input on the updated wild turkey management plan that will guide conservation efforts for the next ten years. This initiative, which has seen successful turkey population recovery since the 1970s, emphasizes community involvement to ensure diverse perspectives are included in management strategies.
Over 50,000 wild turkeys were registered by hunters in 2025, highlighting the species’ remarkable resurgence statewide. The DNR encourages citizens to participate in the feedback process through an online tool available until December 18, providing an opportunity for Wisconsin residents to influence future turkey management efforts.
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