In the early 2000s, the Georgia Department of Natural Resources estimated there were about 350,000 wild turkeys in the state. The department no longer produces estimates, but Emily Rushton, a DNR ...
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Native Americans had a long relationship with the wild turkey, using them for meat, weaving their feathers together to make blankets and fletching arrows with turkey wing feathers, Stewart said.