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Rolling Plains Turkey Habitat Draws April Hunters
Texas Parks and Wildlife highlights the Rolling Plains from the panhandle to Brownwood as a prime Rio Grande turkey region. Collingsworth County and Salt Fork outfitters are noted, with habitat features, roost trees, riparian areas, and a five year Texas Tech study across Matador, Gene Howe, Salt Fork, and Cimarron lands. Conservation efforts and invasive salt cedar threats are discussed along with water and nesting needs. The piece ends with a wry aphorism on staying young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Parks and Wildlife Magazine
Lee Leschper
Amarillo
Collingsworth County
Outfitters
Quincey Weatherly
Wellington
Panhandle
Brownwood
Texas
Edwards Plateau
Rio Grande
Turkey
Texas Tech University
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Paducah
Gene Howe
Canadian
Salt Fork
Red River
Cimarron National Grassland
Kansas
Red
Southern Great Plains
National Wild Turkey Federation