State looking for turkey spotters
Vermont Fish & Wildlife is asking people who see wild turkey broods to provide information about their sightings via a survey on the department’s website. Photo by John Hall
VERMONT- The Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department says Vermonters are logging onto the wild turkey brood survey to report their observations, but the department is urging people to continue to do so through the end of August.
Anyone who sees a flock of turkeys in Vermont is asked to go to the turkey brood survey on the fish and wildlife website and report their observations, including where and when they observed the turkeys with the number of adult and young turkeys you observed.
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