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Wild turkeys find new home in Alberta

Wild turkeys were first introduced into Alberta in 1962 when 21 turkeys from South Dakota were translocated to the Cypress Hills. While some populations persist in these areas today, numbers have recently decreased, particularly within the Porcupine Hills. Alberta Conservation Association (ACA) estimates the population is near 1,000 wild turkeys in southwestern Alberta. In this interview, I sit down with Jim Clarke from the Alberta Fish and Game Association to talk about how the two organizations are working together to bring wild turkeys to Alberta.