Turkey hunting in the spring always begins on the last Monday in April and ends on the fourth Saturday after the season begins. This year, the season is held from April 29 to May 25 in all zones ...

Thanksgiving may still be a few months away, but for Bay State hunters, its turkey time. Monday marks the start of the spring wild turkey hunting season in Massachusetts, which lasts through May 25.

During the spring season, hunters can use shotguns, muzzleloaders, and archery equipment. Turkey hunting in Massachusetts requires residents to have a hunting license, turkey permit, and safety ...

Spring turkey hunting season in Massachusetts starts on April 28 and runs until May 24. To hunt turkeys, you must have a license and a turkey permit.

Turkey hunting rules in Massachusetts. ... From Oct. 2 – 14, in wildlife management zones 1-9, there was no turkey hunting, while in wildlife management zones 10-13, ...

Spring turkey hunting season in Massachusetts starts on April 28 and runs until May 24. Those that are most at risk for contracting bird flu are those who have prolonged close contact with sick or ...

The fall wild turkey hunting season ended Nov. 30. During shotgun season, deer and bear hunters can use shotguns, archery or muzzleloaders in Massachusetts. Shotguns can be no larger than 10 gauge.

The fall wild turkey hunting season ended Nov. 30. During shotgun season, deer and bear hunters can use shotguns, archery or muzzleloaders in Massachusetts. Shotguns can be no larger than 10 gauge.

But as turkey populations have declined in many places around the country, hunting is getting tougher, and these perfect turkey shoot scenarios are happening less often. When the conditions are ...

According to the state’s wildlife officials, there were about 1,000 birds in 1978. Today, the population is estimated between 30,000 and 35,000 birds.

“Turkey Town” is a new documentary that begins streaming nationally through PBS starting tomorrow. The film explores how conservationists rebuilt the Massachusetts turkey population, which had ...