What does WTF stand for?

Wild Turkey Federation

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Samples in periodicals archive:

the National Wild Turkey Federation, Morrell Targets, Field Logic, and Rinehart Targets.

NASP archers set records

You've been the hands-down choice for chairman of the Northeast Wild Turkey Technical Committee since 1986 and produced the management handbook of the National Wild Turkey Federation.

Outdoors owes a lot to Jim Cardoza

The National Wild Turkey Federation (NWTF) has donated $10,000 to the U.

NWTF supports USA Shooting

His actions caught the attention of the National Wild Turkey Federation (NWTF), and in late 2000, Wheelin' Sportsmen became an official program of the Federation and was christened the Wheelin' Sportsmen National Wild Turkey Federation.

Wheelin' Sportsmen

Tom Hughes, a senior wildlife biologist with the National Wild Turkey Federation in Edgefield, said the drop was due to greater awareness among hunters of the dangers of shooting turkey.

Threat of 'gobbler risk' fades: 15-year trend data show people more ...

Then the 12-year-old from Monrovia won the National Wild Turkey Federation youth essay contest with ``Why Hunters are the Greatest Conservationists.

TURKEY HUNTER, 12, HAS WRITE STUFF

Most tom turkeys vary in weight from 17 to 28 pounds, but the National Wild Turkey Federation reports the heaviest bird in its records as an eastern gobbler taken in Kentucky that weighed 34 1/4 pounds.

TROPHIES WITH WINGS

Just about all of the Northeast states were involved in restoring wild turkey populations in the late 1960s and early 1970s," said Robert Eriksen, regional biologist for the National Wild Turkey Federation.

Home to roost; Protection boosts turkey numbers