Outdoors: K-State biologists receive more than $1.8 million for wild turkey research

Researchers with the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks release wild turkeys following a capture and banding effort. Kansas State University biologists are leading a $1.8 million study to determine why wild turkey populations are declining in the state. [Courtesy/KSRE]
By: Marcia LockeSpecial to the Kansan MANHATTAN — Two Kansas State University biologists are leading a study to understand why wild turkey populations are declining…

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