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The turkey is an original inhabitant of eastern United States from Maine to the Gulf Coast. For years in New Jersey, the wild turkey was a rare sighting east of the Delaware Valley north of the Water Gap. This changed with re-introduction efforts that began in the Spring of 1977 by the National Parks Service. 23 turkeys were released in the Delaware and Flat Brook Valleys (16 females from Vermont and 7 males from New York)
Begining in 1981, it was determined by the National Parks Service that a limited hunt could begin taking place for Male turkeys.
2006 Hunting Season for Turkey
October 30 through Saturday, November 4. For more information please reference the New Jersey Division of Fish & Wildlife website.
Learn More About Turkey form the NJ Division of Fish & Wildlife - http://www.state.nj.us/dep/fgw/turkey_info.htm
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