Habitat Appraisal Guide for Rio Grande Wild Turkey

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Date of Publication
December 7, 2021
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The Rio Grande wild turkey habitat appraisal guide gives landowners and managers a standardized, systematic way to evaluate current habitat conditions. It can be used to identify limiting factors. It also contains suggestions for improving the habitat of the wild turkey throughout its range. (26 pages)

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