Turkey season changes aim to stabilize wildlife populations
Spring isn’t just for wildflowers and pollen—it’s also a time to hear wild turkeys gobble across Georgia and much of the Southeast.
That telltale chortle is also a signal that turkey hunting season is about to open, although changes to Georgia’s state regulations will keep hunters on standby for a week or two longer this year.
But the changes, say wildlife experts, will hopefully benefit both turkeys and hunters.