Wild turkey nests typically hatch in late spring and continue into the summer; however, nesting success can vary year-to-year based on weather, predation, and habitat quality.

Ohio’s spring turkey season is split into two zones to align with the timing of turkey nesting. The northeast zone includes Ashtabula, Cuyahoga, Geauga, Lake, and Trumbull counties.

COLUMBUS – Knox County’s wild turkey hunters, like those from around the state, enjoyed a strong spring season. Statewide, Ohio hunters checked 16,014 birds during the spring 2025 season, according to ...

FLORIDA (WMBB) – The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has asked that all Florida residents and visitors report sightings of wild turkeys, including hens, poults and gobblers,… ...

Florida’s annual summer wild turkey survey is part of a broader multi-state initiative aimed at better understanding the reproductive success and abundance of wild turkeys. This survey helps determine ...