Sentences with phrase «wild turkeys in»

As recently as 1973, there were only about 1.5 million wild turkeys in all of North America.

(Although, I must say, I live in a very urban place and we have wild turkeys in our neighborhood.

The animals are an homage to the life around us we momentarily notice during our days, and nights — Bees in the Bee Balm, wild turkeys in step strutting through the yard, noisy Blue jays, cicadas» syncopated rhythm reminding us this is late summer.

Wildlife enthusiasts will love this Valley — world class bird watching, bighorn sheep on Radium's main street, whitetail and mule deer wandering Invermere's downtown, black and grizzly bears in the backcountry, wild turkeys in farmer's fields all add up to something for everyone to see and discover.

He was developed initially as the ideal dog for hunting wild turkeys in the Wateree River Swamp during the early 1900s and now beautifully adapts to the dove fields, the duck marshes and the homefires of his modern - day masters.

There are, however, mentions of wild turkeys in some of the colonists» writings.

Emergency funds help protect you in case of any event, big or small: car repairs, your basement flooding or even a wild turkey in your living room.

Not exact matches

The turkeys that we eat look nothing like a turkey in the wild.»

Only by reducing the love affair Americans have with guns can we start to reduce the macho gun owner mentality (and I know many gun owners... most are hunters, and I have no issue with that, but no deer was ever so formidable that anyone ever needed an assault rifle to take it down (and I've caught wild turkey with nothing but snare traps) People get up in arms caliming their rights are violated when some law limits guns, but that does not remove the right to bear arms, simply limits it to reason within the spirit of the amendment.

Many were the online equivalent of the courtship displays the wild turkeys are doing in my yard this week — gobbling on behalf of Christianity or atheism.

Often he slept in dirty cabins, on earthen floors, before the fire; ate roasting ears for bread, drank buttermilk for coffee, or sage tea for Imperial; took with a hearty zest deer or bear meat, or wild turkey, for breakfast, dinner, and supper, if he could get it.»

There were also eggs of turkeys, iguanas, and turtles, roasted, boiled, and in omelettes; reptiles of various kinds; shrimps, sardines, and crabs; wild amaranth seeds and tule roots; honey of bees, of maize, and of the maguey, and portions of maguey stalks and leaves, which were eaten roasted.

In addition to the ubiquitous elk, which are currently near the end of their rut season, we saw a number of yearling does, as well as a couple of flocks of wild turkeys — video of the turkeys here.

-LSB-...] And then there was Friday evening... this one was your typical Thanksgiving feast; with turkey and ham, mashed potatoes and gravy, stuffing, corn, carrots, two types of green bean casserole, pumpkin bread, a veggie tray, cranberry salad, pumpkin pie, apple pie, wild berry pie, the excess pie crust baked off with some cinnamon and sugar (a very rare indulgence), and I made an amazingly rich and delicious pecan pie without the crust (only because I was in a rush) from Predominantly Paleo.

I use grains in a lot of my holiday dishes, such as the Wild Mushroom & Parmesan Thanksgiving Stuffing Recipe I posted yesterday or this Turkey Tetrazzini, another Thanksgiving recipe using leftover turkey.

It's funny how lately, I've been seeing wild turkeys quite often in parks and...

I don't know what's going on this year but it looks like we have a wild turkey infestation — everywhere you go, you see turkeys marching around in long processions, crossing the streets like prima donnas, drawing traffic to a halt, pecking on front yards, walking all over roofs... It feels like they are taking over the neighborhood!!

Matthew McConaughey and Wild Turkey ® gave thanks to the bourbon brand's hometown by delivering 4,500 turkeys to the residents of Lawrenceburg, KY, including donating more than 500 turkeys to the local food pantry, just in time for Thanksgiving.

This is the story of three turkey hunters, and the wild turkeys they did not kill in Virginia a fortnight ago.

At 5:30 a.m. Brady, who had been traveling for 18 straight hours, and his pals arrived in Wythe County, the best in Virginia for bearded wild turkeys, going by last spring's record when 114 were shot.

He was hunting wild turkey with his brother - in - law, Patrick Blades, when Blades mistook him for a bird in the bushes and shot him in the back.

Happy hunters can shoot quail, wild turkey, chukar partridge and waterfowl in specially designated areas or can fish trout and bass from the lakes.

Have a run - in with a wild turkey?

New York City has a government with more than 300,000 employees, the largest municipal police force in the US and an Office of Emergency Management, but it hasn't been able to figure out what to do about the wild turkeys of Staten Island.

Amherst's notorious traffic - blocking wild turkey is in custody.

A wild turkey known as «Tom» is a local celebrity of sorts, has no fear of people or traffic and likes to wander in the street in Amherst, blocking lanes and pecking at tires.

NEW YORK, NY — New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) today encouraged New Yorkers to participate in a survey for wild turkeys throughout the month of August.

All of which means that story number 3 about me never seeing wild turkeys within the New York City limits is TOTALL... Y BOGUS, because wild turkeys are doing quite well in the Bronx, thank you.

In the United States, wild turkeys are rebounding because of hunting bans and because forest cover is expanding across the Northeast.

In the drawer was part of a delicate and exquisite skeleton, a previously unknown species of dinosaur that Makovicky says was about the size of a wild turkey.

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Delicious and nutritious, wild turkeys were heading for extinction in the US a century ago — but now the tables have turned for the iconic gobbler

All this unfettered felling and trapping meant that by the end of the 19th century — around the time that passenger pigeon populations began to plummet — the wild turkey was in trouble.

While at Trent University in Peterborough, Canada, she found that many wild turkeys don't survive the winter at the northern limits of their range.

Armed with conservation dollars, wildlife agencies in several US states began collecting turkey eggs from nests in the wild, bringing them into captivity to rear for later release.

By manipulating their day length (as if they were chickens or turkeys) we were able to increase egg production five-fold and to get these eggs beginning in January instead of April as is the case in the wild.

They provide control on populations of small mammals and birds, such as beaver, geese and wild turkeys, and can help to provide stability in the composition and numbers of general wildlife populations (Voigt and Berg 1999, Gompper 2002).

Tryptophan is processed properly in the brain when consumed with a small amount of low glycemic index (GI) carbohydrates such as vegetables and nuts and foods rich in vitamin B6 such as eggplant, sunflower seeds, pistachio nuts, kangaroo, pasture - raised chicken, turkey, and wild salmon.

Tryptophan is also found in avocado, nuts, seeds (sesame seeds, pumpkin seeds, walnuts, cashews), grass - fed beef and lamb, bananas, turkey, pasture - raised poultry, spirulina, green peas, and wild - caught fish (salmon and cod).

For more protein, I like to add a bit of tempeh, a boiled egg, roasted chicken, sustainably caught tuna or wild caught salmon from a can, or in a pinch, I'll add a few slices of roasted turkey or prosciutto from Applegate Farms.

According to the study, turkeys fattened up on an all - grain diet were found to have brains that had failed to grow normally: The all - grain turkey brains weighed in at slightly over two - thirds the weight of the brains of turkeys in the wild — turkeys with full access to the bugs, worms, and small lizards typical of a turkey's natural omnivorous diet.

Best to get heritage - breed turkeys that hunt and peck and eat bugs, worms and grass in the wild.

On any given day at our home, you may find a herd of 50 elk wandering through our front yard, a bobcat lurking in the backyard, wild turkeys trotting by, raccoons raiding our compost pile, and squirrels in our attic.

Before I fractured my spine in 2012, I ate organic chicken, turkey, and wild salmon.

This dish would be fantastic topped with shredded chicken or leftover turkey, or even better with some wild shrimp thrown in!

Look for animal protein (beef, lamb, chicken, turkey, game, fish, eggs) that is organic, or at least grass - fed (particularly in the case of red meat), raised freely vs. in a cage (in the case of chicken and its eggs) and raised in the wild (in the case of fish), and always FREE of hormones and antibiotics.

While Native American cultures did domesticate numerous breeds of turkeys, other breeds remained wild and were hunted in woodlands instead of domesticated.

► Two men with shotguns find wild turkeys and we see and hear the flash - bang of gun shots in a close - up of a rifle barrel; the two men both shoot, one man kills a turkey off - screen and we see him carrying the body of the turkey (a ball of feathers and tail feathers) away from the camera.

While it's not the greatest movie Smith has ever been in (see: Wild Wild West), neither is it the turkey that director M. Night Shyamalan's last several movies have been.