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Have you seen a flock of turkeys? The Game Commission wants to know

People who report turkey flocks will be asked to provide the date of the sighting, the location and the type of land where birds are seen.

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Public asked to report turkey flocks

The Pennsylvania Game Commission is asking for the public’s help finding turkey flocks to trap for ongoing turkey projects.

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Why is Pa s wild turkey population declining?

Pennsylvania's wild turkey population has been going down, after peaking in 2001, so to help find out why, the state Game Commission has outfitted about 100 hens with GPS transmitters as part of its largest turkey research project.

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Pennsylvania is tracking wild turkeys by GPS to find out why populations are declining

Possible factors in the decline include loss of habitat, weather patterns, predators, and disease.

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Pennsylvania is tracking wild turkeys by GPS to find out why populations are declining

Pennsylvania's wild turkey population has been going down, after peaking in 2001, so to help find out why, the state Game Commission has outfitted about 100 hens with GPS transmitters as part of its largest turkey research project.

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