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Spring turkey hunt opens Wednesday | 1310 WIBA | Madison in the Morning

Apr 21, 2021 MADISON (WKOW) Wisconsin’s spring turkey hunt begins Wednesday, and officials say it s more popular than ever. Check out more Wisconsin news . DNR Assistant Upland Wildlife Ecologist Alaina Gerrits tells WBAY unlike other types of hunting, turkey hunting is bucking trends. “Turkey hunting has become one of the more steady sports that we’ve seen, we’ve seen pretty much consistent declines in small game hunters and deer hunters, but turkey hunting has remained a little more stable,” said Gerrits. Gerrits says she believes the reason behind the trend is that turkey hunting is a more active experience.

Youth turkey hunt in Oconto County offers opportunity and experience

Youth turkey hunt in Oconto County offers opportunity and experience Eric Peterson, FOX 11 News © Provided by WLUK Green Bay OCONTO COUNTY (WLUK) As thousands of hunters are gearing up for Wednesday s turkey season opener, youth hunters had the chance to take to the field a little early.. With a frosty fog in the air, turkey hunters head inside portable blinds north of Oconto Falls. Thirteen-year-old Autumn Gable of the Town of Oconto Falls is already settled in her spot. Her sister, 15-year-old Kelsie, isn t far behind. The group is part of the 2021 youth turkey hunt, which was held last weekend.

Spring turkey hunt opens Wednesday

Spring turkey hunt opens Wednesday Check out more Wisconsin news here. DNR Assistant Upland Wildlife Ecologist Alaina Gerrits tells WBAY unlike other types of hunting, turkey hunting is bucking trends. “Turkey hunting has become one of the more steady sports that we’ve seen, we’ve seen pretty much consistent declines in small game hunters and deer hunters, but turkey hunting has remained a little more stable,” said Gerrits. Gerrits says she believes the reason behind the trend is that turkey hunting is a more active experience. “You’re calling turkeys and you’re working birds and using decoys, and moving around, it’s a more exciting way to recruit new people,” Gerrits continued.

2021 spring turkey hunt opens Wednesday

2021 spring turkey hunt opens Wednesday Jeff Alexander © Provided by Green Bay-Appleton WBAY-TV The pandemic has led to more hunters pursuing wild turkeys. GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) - Wisconsin’s first hunting season of 2021 is set to kick off this week, and the spring turkey hunt is more popular than ever before. Across the state, wild turkeys are the second most pursued target of hunters trailing only deer. And unlike other types of hunting, turkey hunting is bucking trends. “Turkey hunting has become one of the more steady sports that we’ve seen, we’ve seen pretty much consistent declines in small game hunters and deer hunters, but turkey hunting has remained a little more stable,” says DNR Assistant Upland Wildlife Ecologist Alaina Gerrits.

It was a good fall turkey hunt

By Jim Scott (DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES) – More turkeys were harvested in 2020 than the previous year, according to new data released by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR). Hunters registered 4,600 birds during the fall 2020 wild turkey season, a 21% increase compared to the 3,792 turkeys registered during the 2019 fall season. In total, 81,710 harvest authorizations were issued for the 2020 fall season, an increase of 6,935 from 2019. Of the 81,710 harvest authorizations issued, 76,748 were awarded with a fall turkey license, and 4,962 were sold over-the-counter as bonus harvest authorizations. This fall, the department issued 271 more fall bonus harvest authorizations than in 2019. Since 2018, the fall turkey drawing has been waived. Anyone with a fall turkey license and stamp was awarded one harvest authorization for the zone of their choice. In addition to the harvest authorization included with a fall turkey license, a total of 14,000 bonu

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