A hunter is allowed to kill 2 turkeys per year in West Virginia. He may take 2 gobblers in the spring or 1 in the spring and 1 gobbler or hen during the fall hunting season. Turkeys eat grasshoppers and other insects but they also eat berries and acorns. Turkeys run in flocks. Some flocks are small, some are large and there is not a set number in a flock.
Turkeys roost in the trees at night.
Turkeys can fly as well as run at fast speeds. Turkey wing spans are very wide. At this time, the wild turkey can be found in all 55 counties of the state of West Virginia.