Studies of the Wild Turkey in Florida contains the results of 22 related, in-depth studies on the ecology, morphology, behavior, and management of the wild turkey in Florida. The authors describe management and research methodology invented or perfected during the course of the studies, including techniques for capturing and handling wild turkeys, radio-tracking and other markings, and observation blinds. Major topics include a description of the molting processes, reproductive behavior of the hen, life history and physical development, observation with emphasis on the nesting and brood periods, effects of sport hunting, and physical characteristics. There are recommendations for setting hunting regulations, a chapter on harvest management, and a synopsis of research and management needs.
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Lovett E. Williams and David H. Austin
University Press of Florida
1988
Gainesville, Florida
United States
http://upf.com/book.asp?id=WILLIS88
Details: 255 pages 6 x 9
Bulletin of the Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission # 10 (series)
English , Nearctic, , United States, , Pheasants and allies (Phasianidae), No value 12/01/1988 0813024307 9780813024301 No value
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