Turkeys not on your table this Thanksgiving: Minnesota’s great wild turkey comeback
In Minnesota, they rank as one of the Department of Natural Resources’ best comeback stories. Turkeys from Missouri were brought to southeastern Minnesota in the 1970s, and they’ve been expanding west toward the Dakotas and north beyond Grand Rapids since then, said Nate Huck, a resident game bird specialist for the DNR.
Thanksgiving Day, Turkey
After near-extinction, the feathery birds have rebounded in a big way. Now, they're overrunning this city and others.
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