Wild turkeys have eight to 10 primaries on each wing (I count 8) and 18 to 19 secondary feathers per wing (count 18).
Sharing the history of hunting Wild Turkeys with a Dog in the U.S. and Canada. Associated with the TurkeyDog.Org web site.
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