Florida's population is also growing older, with estimates that nearly a third of its residents will be 60 or over by 2030, an increase of 34 percent from 2012, the federal government's ...

The Osceola turkey is one of, if not the hardest, subspecies of wild turkey to hunt due to its limited range in Central and South Florida. Osceola’s wary nature and Florida’s crowded public ...

The Osceola turkey is Florida's own subspecies of wild turkey. A little turkey trivia for this Thanksgiving season: Did you know this state is home to a type of wild turkey that can only be found ...

By 2030, large areas of Lake County will see a decline in population, while urban areas across Central Florida will see growth in excess of 100 percent. The most pronounced areas […] Skip to content ...

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (CNS) -- In 2018, 32,700 hunters bagged an estimated 20,300 Wild Florida Turkeys, but the annual harvest wasn’t always so bountiful. The restoration of the Florida’s wild ...

FWC unravels organized fraud case involving Florida’s Osceola turkey, four arrested on felony charges. Story by ABC7 Staff • 10mo.

Osceola County saw the largest year-over-year population growth by percentage among Central Florida counties, ... Osceola County saw its population tick up by 15,241 people from 2022 to 2023, ...

The FWC has also developed a 10-year strategic plan for managing Florida’s wild turkeys, to ensure their population stays healthy for future generations to sample on their Thanksgiving plate.

Florida is home to two subspecies of wild turkey — the eastern wild turkey (Meleagris gallopavo silvestris) and the Osceola or Florida wild turkey (M.g. osceola). FACT 3: ...

A group of Florida hunting guides and one taxidermist in Hardee and Charlotte counties were charged Wednesday with a handful of felonies for selling pen-raised turkey hunts to clients who thought they ...

The Osceola species of wild turkey is also called Florida Wild Turkey because it is known for its location. It is only found on the Florida peninsula and nowhere else in the entire world.

The Osceola turkey is one of, if not the hardest, subspecies of wild turkey to hunt due to its limited range in Central and South Florida. Osceola’s wary nature and Flordia’s crowded public ...