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National Wild Turkey Federation regional biologists share their suggestions for providing winter habitat for wild turkeys. Late winter is a stress period for most wildlife. By late winter, acorn supplies have dwindled, some soft mast trees and shrubs have already released their fruits, and in most regions of the country the weather is cold which forces wildlife, even wild turkeys, to expend more energy to stay warm. 
Most folks are familiar with Toxey Haas, the entrepreneur. He is the camouflage pioneer who turned a bag of dirt and leaves into a corporate enterprise. Fewer however, are familiar with his agrarian side. Haas grew up on the land, following his dad, Fox, around in the woods. “He was known as a great woodsman among his buddies,” says Toxey. And his buddies were no slouches either. 
Americans have always been very adaptive and innovative. If we need something, we build it. We built 4-wheel drive pickups to get us in and out of deer camp, Corvettes to attract the “Honeys,” and M-1 Abram tanks to chase down Iraqis. 
