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Wild turkeys that were introduced, yes, but not naturally occurring turkeys.
turkeys are native to America.
The Spanish found turkeys in the Americas (North America and South America). They brought the turkeys back to Europe.
No, wild turkeys exist in north America and Mexico
There are many theories about where the first tame turkeys in America came from. Some thing turkeys were domesticated by Native Americans.
Wild turkeys are found only in North America.
Turkeys are native to North America east of the Rocky Mountains and have been introduced to areas across the globe. The first record of Turkeys being introduced to California was in the 1870's. Turkeys are now found throughout California in wild and urban settings, with very few natural predators remaining the wild population has expanded greatly. Around 1900 fewer than 20,000 were thought to exist nationwide, where California alone now hosts a population of close to 500,000.
No, turkeys also live in other regions, such as north America.
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Wild America - 1982 Wild Turkeys Part 1 was released on: USA: February 1987