The Turkey Whisperer with Dr. Mike Chamberlain — WildFed Podcast #159

In this episode:

Dr. Mike Chamberlain | The Wild Turkey Doc

Podcast discussion:

  • Introducing Mike

  • Why are there not more how-to resources catalogued for hunting?

  • Discrepancies between the scientific and hunting outlooks on turkeys

  • Population changes in turkeys due to hunting

  • The future of wild turkey populations and turkey hunting

  • Setting the record straight on common misconceptions about turkeys

  • Mike's advice for turkey hunters

  • What Mike would like to change in the world of turkey conservation

  • A place to bridge the gap between the scientific and hunting worlds

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Meet Dr. Mike Chamberlain

 
 

Dr. Mike Chamberlain is leading wildlife researcher, fanatical hunter, and a Professor of Wildlife Ecology and Management at the University of Georgia.

Website | Instagram @wildturkeydoc

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