Listen to a Turkey Gobble!

Get ready to hear the iconic sound of a wild turkey gobble! This video from Ranger Rick, the official magazine of the National Wildlife Federation, captures the unique call of this fascinating bird.

What is a Turkey Gobble?

A turkey gobble is a loud booming call that male turkeys (toms) make during the mating season. This call is used to attract females (hens) and to warn other males to stay away. The gobble is a complex sound that can vary in pitch and volume depending on the age and size of the tom.

How Does a Turkey Gobble Sound?

The gobble of a wild turkey is a truly impressive sound. It starts with a series of soft, low-pitched notes that gradually increase in volume and pitch. The gobble then ends with a loud, booming sound that can be heard for miles.

When Can You Hear a Turkey Gobble?

The best time to hear a turkey gobble is during the spring mating season, which typically runs from March to May. However, turkeys can also gobble at other times of the year, especially during the fall hunting season.

Where Can You Hear a Turkey Gobble?

Wild turkeys are found throughout the United States, Canada, and Mexico. They prefer to live in forests, fields, and other areas with plenty of food and cover.

What Does a Turkey Gobble Mean?

The gobble of a turkey can have several different meanings. It can be used to attract females, to warn other males to stay away, or simply to communicate with other turkeys.

Listen to the Turkey Gobble!

Click on the video below to hear the amazing sound of a wild turkey gobble!

Additional Resources:

• National Wildlife Federation: https://www.nwf.org/
• Ranger Rick: https://rangerrick.org/
• Wild Turkey Information: https://www.nwf.org/Educational-Resources/Wildlife-Guide/Wild-Turkey

I hope you enjoyed listening to the turkey gobble!

Please note that this is just a summary of the video. For the most up-to-date information, please visit the National Wildlife Federation website.

Happy listening!