Wild Turkey

SPECULATED

Meleagris gallopavo osceola

Leonida's Osceola subspecies is shyer, darker, and harder to hunt than its mainland cousins.

The Osceola Wild Turkey is a Florida-endemic subspecies, found only in the peninsula's oak and pine forests. Its darker plumage and wary disposition make it one of the most prized quarries in Leonida's spring hunting season.

SOURCE: Speculated - native Florida subspecies

FIELD GUIDE

Species: Meleagris gallopavo osceola
Habitat: Forest
Behavior: Neutral
Weight: 15-20 lbs
Danger Level
Huntable: Yes

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