New Jersey has canceled its fall turkey hunt for this year amid concerning reports of a dip in the state’s turkey population. Typically held about a month before Thanksgiving, this decision highlights the challenges wildlife management officials face in maintaining healthy animal populations.
According to recent assessments, the decline in turkey numbers has prompted state officials to prioritize conservation measures over traditional hunting practices. This change raises questions about the sustainability of local wildlife and the impact on hunting traditions in New Jersey.
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