turkey

Thanksgiving is a time for feasting and indulging in delicious foods, particularly the iconic turkey. But, this traditional centerpiece on almost every Michigan Thanksgiving table generally gets a bad rap this time of year. Many people may experience a post-meal drowsiness that's also known as the 'turkey coma'.

The main staple on your Thanksgiving table may cost you less than your side of cranberry sauce this year. While the price of turkey may be going up at other places this year, Meijer is helping families in a unique way. By dropping prices on their turkeys just in time for Thanksgiving.

A very special Thanksgiving turkey in Michigan needs a new name and it could be a name that you choose. The lucky turkey who is currently nameless will be pardoned from the Thanksgiving dinner table by Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer. This is the second year that a turkey will be pardoned in Michigan, but this has long been a tradition in the U.S.

You'll spot wild turkeys everywhere in Mid-Michigan but think before you plan to eat!

Just like deer hunting, I do some pre-season scouting in preparation for the Michigan turkey hunting season that kicks off in April.

Dad lifts the cover to reveal a freshly roasted, golden brown...Raccoon. Its butt packed with stuffing. while the aroma of freshly roasted Raccoon immediately begins to waft around the table

Now you have more money for Black Friday shopping!

Thanksgiving dinner is in the can.

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Michigan Operation Freedom Outdoors invite the public to the Sharonville State Game Area shooting range in Jackson County for an early spring turkey celebration Saturday, Feb. 27.

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources in a press release, reminds hunters that spring is not the only time to hunt turkeys – a majority of counties are open for fall turkey hunting.