LAUREL HILL, Fla. — Learn how to increase wild turkey on your property at this free workshop and tour, Feb. 23. Breakfast will run from 8 to 9 am; the tour will run from 9 to noon CT.
Improve habitat for roosting, nesting and brooding, best food plots, timing for prescribed burns, tools and equipment and cost-share programs to help. Join us one mile south of HWY 85 N on Ludlum Road east of Laurel Hill, Fla. 32567. Pre-register by Feb. 16 by contacting Billie Clayton at 850-767-3634.
Landowners, managers and others interested in managing for wild turkey are encouraged to attend. Presented by Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, National Wild Turkey Foundation, USDA’s Natural Resource Conservation Service and Florida Forest Service.
—USDA NRCS Florida
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