Robby Spring turkey season is an exciting time for hunters across Texas. As the weather warms up and spring arrives, wild turkeys become active and start their mating rituals. This makes spring the optimal time for turkey hunting in Texas. But when exactly does spring turkey season start? Read on to find out the dates for … Read more
A miraculous technique for roasting turkey using aluminum foil smeared with butter to protect the breast from intense heat, while basting it. The foil is removed at the end so that the skin can crisp up. This article also has information about brining, and whether you should do it, as well as tons of tips … Read more
Learn how to defrost a turkey safely with our essential cookery advice. Try our top tips, different defrosting methods and safety guidance. If you’re opting for a frozen turkey to celebrate Christmas or Thanksgiving this year, defrosting it properly and safely is very important. We examine the different ways to defrost a whole turkey in … Read more
OK, folks. Let’s talk turkey. As Thanksgiving Day approaches, many people have plans to sit down to a traditional Thanksgiving feast. For most, that means turkey. As I was thinking about turkey (as I so often do), I had a startling realization. I have no idea what a turkey egg looks like. Article continues below … Read more
This smoked turkey recipe is the perfect turkey to serve on Thanksgiving or other special occasions. The turkey is delicious and tender, and the whole bird tastes like it came from an upscale restaurant. I can guarantee this smoked turkey will take your holiday meal to the next level! Nothing beats a home-cooked turkey on … Read more
Washing a raw turkey before cooking is a point of contention for many home cooks. With conflicting advice out there, it’s understandable to be unsure about the right way to clean your bird. The truth is, you typically don’t need to wash a turkey at all. However, in certain circumstances a quick rinse is recommended. … Read more
Wild turkey legs and thighs are often overlooked prizes from successful hunts Many hunters simply toss them out or use them for stew meat However, with the right prep and cooking methods, legs and thighs can provide incredibly moist, tender and flavorful meat. Follow this guide to get the most out of your wild turkey … Read more
Turkey hunting is a popular pastime in Georgia. As spring approaches many hunters eagerly await opening day to pursue gobblers throughout the state. However there is often confusion surrounding whether it is legal to harvest hen turkeys in Georgia. Let’s break it down. An Overview of Georgia Turkey Hunting Regulations Georgia offers ample turkey hunting … Read more
One of the biggest differences between chicken manure and turkey manure is wood chip bedding material. Wood chips, often found in turkey barns, absorb a percentage of what would’ve been available nitrogen, while chicken manure does not. The presence of bedding material in turkey litter can pose challenges for getting an OMRI listing, which adds … Read more
Buying turkey for Thanksgiving dinner is a big choice. Do you want a heritage bird or a classic grocery store bird-in-a-bag? Fresh or frozen? Whole or parts? And, arguably the most important consideration of all: Just how much turkey per person do you need? To calculate how big your Thanksgiving turkey should be, you’ve got … Read more