(WJW) — If you find yourself crossing paths with a wild turkey, the Ohio Division of Wildlife wants to hear about it.
Because wildlife biologists use public reporting to gather data, the Ohio Division of Wildlife counts on “community scientists” for assistance.
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In a recent Facebook post, the agency reminded the public to report sightings of turkeys, hens and poults (young turkeys) to estimate population numbers and reproductive success.
“Community scientists are asked to record the date and county where the observation occurred and include as many details as possible with each report,” the post reads…