Idaho Fish and Game shared some tips for residents to “communicate that you’re at the top of the pecking order.” ...

Tables across the country may look very different at Thanksgivings in the future if hunting practices don't change, research has warned. According to a new paper in the journal Royal Society Open ...

Don't mess with turkeys. That's the lesson we learned after watching some wild turkeys patrol a suburban neighborhood. These birds weren't messing around! They were actually sort of aggressive. They ...

While it’s common to see flocks of wild turkeys in San Luis Obispo County, either pecking at lawns or roaming through neighborhoods, the experience can still be intimidating. These birds, which can ...

MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) -- This Thanksgiving, wild turkeys are serving up trouble for Minneapolis mail carriers. "We just came home one day, and there was one sitting on our front stoop," said Ben Katz.

As the holiday shopping and shipping spree is now in full effect, the United States Postal Service is making an odd request to help get packages delivered on time. Following the yearly weekend of ...

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Brookline residents beware, turkey mating season is here, meaning you might run into some really aggressive turkeys. Several aggressive turkeys were on Babcock Street Wednesday around 8:30 a.m., ...

There’s no problem spotting turkey at your local grocery — U.S. farms produce more than 200 million of the fowl a year, many of them to be carved up for Thanksgiving and Christmas. But in some parts ...

As many wild populations decline, some city dwellers flourish—and may become a source for reintroductions to rural areas Anne Readel Over the last few decades, wild turkeys have moved into cities, ...

CONCORD, N.H. — No one wants a weasel on their Thanksgiving table, but swapping turkeys for other animals was once surprisingly common. Trading turkeys – for wildlife management, not dinner – was a ...