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Wild Turkey. (Meleagris gallopavo) Species Code: B138. + enlarge. Predicted breeding range. Learn how the map was created. = Core Habitat. Breeding Range Map. California Gap Analysis did not create predicted breeding distribution maps on waterbirds and introduced species.


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5 Fun Facts About California's Wild Turkeys. 1. They are a species that was introduced from Texas. 2. They have expanded their territory to over a quarter of the state. 3. As omnivores, they have a wide-ranging appetite. 4. They can be quite aggressive toward humans during the spring mating season.


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Hunting is the reason this non-native bird is in California, Tira said: First introduced for sport hunting on Santa Cruz Island in 1877, the species adapted and started to thrive by the 1950s.


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California's turkey hunting season offers a fantastic opportunity for outdoor enthusiasts to enjoy the state's beautiful scenery while pursuing one of the most popular game birds in North America. With an estimated turkey population of over 250,000, the Golden State boasts a thriving and sustainable wild turkey population, making it an.


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Merriam's Turkey. Merriam's turkey is the other major subspecies found in California, and lives in the northeastern portion of the state. These birds primarily live in pine forests and like to live at elevations of above 3,000 feet. Merriam's turkeys differ from the Rio Grande in the terrain they like to live in and the colors of certain.


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The California Spring Wild Turkey General Season normally begins on the last Saturday of March and runs for 37 consecutive days. California law allows for hunts to take place daily during the season from one-half hour before sunrise until 5:00 p.m. The daily bag limit allows for 1 bearded bird per day and 3 per season.


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California's Wild Turkeys. Brightly colored "Toms" or male turkeys are recognizable by their tail fans and facial wattles. Photo: October Greenfield. The wild turkey, Meleagris gallopavo, is an instantly-recognizable game bird closely associated with the Thanksgiving holiday here in the United States. This species has inhabited North.


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Who We Are. Since its inception in 1973, the NWTF has provided the foundation for wild turkey conservation throughout North America. From the first research project funded in the 1970s, to the multimillion-acre restoration initiatives going on today and everywhere in between, conserving the wild turkey and preserving our hunting heritage has always been — and always will be — the backbone.


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Map: Caitlin Dempsey with Natural Earth data for the basemap. Today, wild turkeys are established in about 29,000 square miles in California according to the California Department of Fish and Wildlife. This represents 18.5% of the total area of California. 2004 estimations of the total wild turkey population in California was 242,000.


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California Offers Abundant Opportunities for 2022 Spring Turkey Season. February 24, 2022. California's general spring turkey season opens statewide March 26 and runs through May 1. With growing populations of wild turkeys in many parts of the state, spring turkey season has become one of the more anticipated opportunities on the hunting.


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The California Department of Fish & Game made the change in response to a sizable growth in the population of wild turkey, a species first introduced to California in 1877 as game for hunters. Paradoxically, hunters are now seen as part of the solution to keeping wild turkey numbers in check. Too many turkeys can be a stress on the local acorn.


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The Californian turkey ( Meleagris californica) is an extinct species of turkey that lived during the Pleistocene and Early Holocene epochs in California. It has been estimated that the Californian turkey went extinct about 10,000 years ago. [1] Restoration. Fossil evidence indicates that the Californian turkey was stockier than the wild turkey.


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Dec 25 - Jan 21. 2 pheasants per day for first two days of the season; 3 pheasants per day after the first two days of the season. The daily archery bag may contain not more than 1 female pheasant. Triple the daily bag. Falconry. Aug 19 - Feb 29. 2 pheasants per day for first two days of the season; 3 pheasants per day after the first two days.


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Extra days = $400. Extra nights = $200. Price includes the harvest of one turkey, additional harvested birds on multi-day hunts are $200 per turkey. For combination hunts guests should have a focus species in mind. The rate is the price for the species that cost the most to hunt.


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This guide provides turkey hunters in California with information for hunting wild turkeys responsibly, safely and successfully. We hope that hunters will pursue turkeys in an ethical manner and establish a tradition for future Califor-nia turkey hunters. Consider what you can do to promote the future of turkey management and hunting in California.


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Turkey hunting in coastal regions is often best during the late fall and winter when turkeys are concentrated around food sources like acorns and grains. Techniques for Successful Wild Turkey Hunts: a. Camouflage: Turkeys have keen eyesight, so wearing effective camouflage is essential. Choose camo patterns that blend with the local vegetation.