The gobbler's fan is edged in chocolate brown. Eastern turkeys range from north Florida to Maine, and west to Kansas. The Osceola gobbler has a brown-tipped fan similar to the Eastern's. Overall, the Osceola is longer-legged and slimmer than the Eastern wild turkey. Pure Osceolas are found mainly in south Florida, below an east-west line running through Orlando.
Turkeys often interbreed and produce hybrids.
Washington, Oregon, and California are home to Easterns, Merriams, and Rio Grande turkeys, as well as a variety of hybrid mixes.