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Ontario's newest chapter of the Canadian Wild Turkey Federation (CWTF) is hosting an inaugural Hunting Heritage Banquet on June 27.
A new technical committee formed by the Canadian Wild Turkey Federation (CWTF) aims to further our understanding of wild turkeys.
Wild turkey hunters and anyone who purchased a licence must submit their mandatory spring turkey hunter report by June 14.
Ontario's newest chapter of the Canadian Wild Turkey Federation (CWTF) is hosting an inaugural Hunting Heritage Banquet on June 27.
A new technical committee formed by the Canadian Wild Turkey Federation (CWTF) aims to further our understanding of wild turkeys.
Wild turkey hunters and anyone who purchased a licence must submit their mandatory spring turkey hunter report by June 14.
Traditional turkey hunting involves getting up early, walking in darkness, and trying to call birds off the roost. But it doesn’t have to.
Fire-smoked wild turkey makes a simple and flavourful base for summer tacos, ideal for camp or backyard grilling.
Hunters are among those invited to participate in study to learn more about the H5N1 avian influenza and the way it spreads.
The Canadian Wild Turkey Federation (CWTF) has started a new chapter in Kemptville, making five active Ontario chapters.
Know what to expect with game in your Wildlife Management Unit (WMU) by checking out the 2025-2026 Hunting Forecast.
At dawn, toms listen for hen yelps—but once they leave the roost and find hens, their response becomes less predictable.