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In this episode, we answer your questions. Join as we discuss the ecological impacts of hurricanes on turkeys survival rates and nesting success, ideal fire return intervals for nesting cover, the impacts of deer on vegetation and how this affects turkey populations, the importance of fire timing in habitat dynamics, and the challenges of recruiting young hunters into the turkey hunting culture.
Resources:
How do hurricanes affect birds?
How do hurricanes affect deer?
How do hurricanes affect wildlife?
What does wild turkey nesting look like?
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