The Georgia Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Wildlife Resources Division invites residents to take part in the annual Turkey Poult Production Survey, also known as the brood survey, from June to August. This survey helps track wild turkey reproduction rates in the state by collecting data from citizens. Participants need to log sightings of turkey poults, hens, and gobblers during their normal activities, without making extra effort to find turkeys. Observations are valuable even if no turkeys are seen. Trail-camera data should not be included. A DNR representative states that this information aids in management decisions for a sustainable turkey population. The survey allows users to record observations on public land and to review past data through a dashboard. Interested individuals can access more resources by clicking HERE. Joining the survey supports wildlife conservation in Georgia.