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    Turkey Hunting in 2006: An Analysis of Hunter Demographics, Trends, and Economic Impacts - Paperback
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    by U S Fish & Wildlife Service (Author)

    In the early 1900s, faced with unregulated hunting and largely nonsustainable land management practices, wild turkeys in the United States were on the brink of extinction. Today, populations have rebounded to more than 7 million birds across North America thanks to the ambitious restoration efforts of state, federal, and nongovernmental conservation organizations

    Number of Pages: 26
    Dimensions: 0.05 x 11.02 x 8.5 IN
    Publication Date: January 03, 2015
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