Where do wild turkeys sleep?

Wild turkeys sleep in trees at night to protect themselves from predators because they cannot see very well at night. Turkeys fly up into a tree at nightfall and then come back down at daybreak to carry on with their regular daily routine. read more

Wild turkeys sleep in trees. The birds are usually seen walking so many people are surprised they even fly. Though they only fly for short distances, they are speedy and hit about 55 miles per hour when going full tilt. 7. Courting. Tom turkeys show courting behaviors much like the peacock with displays of their tails. read more

Wild turkey roost in trees. The "roost" is known as where wild turkey sleep. The turkey will roost near sundown, and fly down from the roost around or right after sunup. read more