duckcommander727

HAS ANYBODY EVER SHOT OR SEEN A WHITE TURKEY IN THE WOODS AND DO THEY ACT JUST LIKE A NORMAL GOBBLER

Strut&Rut

If it's white with pink eyes/leg and skin, then it's an albino and very, very rare.

Otherwise, it would be a domesticated bird, one that was either released or escaped from captivity. Unless their wings have been clipped (and the feathers have grown back yet), they will act everything like their wild counterparts.

Be careful about harvesting "white" wild turkeys...check your state regs and be sure that it's legal. In some states, that's a no-no...

Arrowmaster

Ive only seen a white hen...

Oneshot7

very rare bout like a white deer only more rare but they do have to have pink eyes like somone mentioned

longbeardbuster

I seen 4 in 1 group and 3 in another group in Kentucky. These were
all hens and they were not totally white, they had some brown
mixed in.

Smotors1

shot this turkey in wisconsin this spring, its considered a white wild turkey by the dnr. And yes acted totally like a wild turkey

RDHunter

I have a friend that I hunt with every chance we get & he had shot an off-white tom on his sister's land.
I wish had a picture of it to post but he had displayed at Cabela's in Dundee, Mi.
It was mostly white with some black in the wings & tail it also sported a 10 " beard with 1- 3/8 spurs and was about 21 pounds he had it mounted in full strut.