-Gould's turkey (Meleagris gallopavo mexicana) is a wild turkey subspecies that lives in arid deserts and mountain regions
-The largest subspecies of wild turkey, but has the smallest population
-Males weigh 20–25 pounds, while females weigh 8–12 pounds
-The largest subspecies of wild turkey, but has the smallest population
-Males weigh 20–25 pounds, while females weigh 8–12 pounds
-Can be found in the sky islands of southern Arizona, fairly common
-Their habitats can be rough, with steep and rocky canyons
-Their habitats can be rough, with steep and rocky canyons