The State of the Wild Turkey with Dr. Mike Chamberlain- onX Hunt Masterclass

Wild turkeys are facing a variety of challenges across the country, particularly in the Southeast and Midwest. Dr. Mike Chamberlain and his team are currently engaged in research to determine the cause of turkey population declines and possible remedies. Watch now to learn more about his research thus far, and what lies ahead.
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[@user55890]

this was great, thank you!

[@scentsmoker7576]

Outstanding interview! I appreciate the information and like most sportsmen, I’d strongly support any changes that would benefit the future of the wild turkey!

[@AaronWieringa]

So glad this got posted! I ended up having to work late and pulled up the Zoom just as they were shutting it down... Thanks!

[@user-wl4on3jy4k]

When do you update property lines I'm in Delta County in MI Upper Peninsula. I purchased a small piece from my brother but the new property line isn't showing up.

[@rickaudirsch3151]

I’m definitely no expert but I have always said stop spring hunting at noon !! Missouri is one example !! I hunted up there for many years and had tremendous success !! Love this on going study !!

[@vffemt83]

Except they have done studies about it and there is no noticeable difference in stopping hunting at noon. NY has always had no hunting after noon for spring turkey. We have really bad turkey numbers for the past 20 years. I can tell you from hunting turkeys in NY, Stopping hunting at noon doesn’t affect turkey numbers. Our numbers suck compared to what it used to be.

[@Hunting4Hookers]

The state of wild Turkey is in peril ! If we don’t start addressing habitat and predation far more than we are now, the Wild Turkey might seriously be in trouble!

[@davidvanhorn1084]

From what I’ve seen here in Ohio, bird numbers are down considerably