We used GPS data from Gould’s monitored in Arizona to look at roost selection. We found that Gould’s had high roost fidelity, meaning they used the same roosts quite a bit. These roosts were found at moderate elevations, basically mid-slope, and were mostly on north-facing slopes. These findings really point to the importance of conserving and wisely managing forests on the north side of the mountains where Gould’s live.
Spatial Distribution of Potential Wild Turkey Nest Predators in West‐Central Louisiana
We used trail cameras to quantify the diversity and abundance of potential
