PA Game Commission wild turkey biologist Mary Jo Caselena joins us to disclose details on their state’s mark recapture study, population trends, and private landowner incentive programs. Then, a look into the largest conducted, multi-state mid-Atlantic hen population study. This is Part 2 for this episode.

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CREP enrollment is currently 91,739 acres and has not reached maximum acreage in over 10 years.
Predation rates are influenced by habitat quality (on local and landscape scales), weather, and disease.

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