Will they just not survive there or they just haven't tried stocking them?
Probably would die of in winter,snow get a little to extrem for them.
It's less the snow and more that they have periods of the year where it stays daylight all day and vice versa.
Add in a lack of food and a pretty gnarly winter makes for some pretty rough habitat.
How far outside alaska does the no turkey zone go?
there are turkeys in southern British Columbia, Canada.
As soon as a higher up in the N"WTF" figures out he could be the first person to kill a wild turkey in Alaska there will be at least one in Alaska. :laugh:
Quote from: guesswho on June 12, 2012, 06:23:20 PM
As soon as a higher up in the N"WTF" figures out he could be the first person to kill a wild turkey in Alaska there will be at least one in Alaska. :laugh:
:TooFunny: True dat! And I hope to get recognition for eating Baked Alaska in Turkey!
Quote from: guesswho on June 12, 2012, 06:23:20 PM
As soon as a higher up in the N"WTF" figures out he could be the first person to kill a wild turkey in Alaska there will be at least one in Alaska. :laugh:
sad but true
Quote from: guesswho on June 12, 2012, 06:23:20 PM
As soon as a higher up in the N"WTF" figures out he could be the first person to kill a wild turkey in Alaska there will be at least one in Alaska. :laugh:
:TooFunny: :TooFunny: bout right.
Hi! This is Tena Mag10's wife. I live in Southeast Alaska and wanted to tell you that I sat next to a guy from the Kenai Pennisula and he showed me pictures of turkeys in their backyard. I was talking with him about turkey hunting and he told me that he was also a turkey hunter. He said that there are turkeys there.
I had the same question why is there no turkeys there, but did see the proof with my own eyes. I cannot say one way or the other if they are true wild birds or ones that have been let go, but they are there.
This gentleman told me that the downfall for the turkeys there is the eagles.
Where I live in Southeast Alaska there is only 45 minutes difference in daylight hours then here in Central MN.
http://www.adn.com/2009/04/25/773141/turkeys-spotted-around-peninsula.html
http://lcollett2006.blogspot.com/2006/10/turkeys-in-alaska.html