Sportsman Channel is purring, clucking and gobbling again with “Talkin’ Turkey,” just in time to get our hunters ready for their spring turkey season. Tune in February 25 & March 3 from 9 am to 1 pm ET to watch non-stop turkey action from shows like Savage Outdoors, Sportsmen of North America and Trophy State of Mind. Plus, catch a special preview of the original series, Turkey Man, staring Eddie Salter on February 25 at 12 pm ET.

“Spring turkey season is right around the corner and we are proud to showcase our programming dedicated to helping people be successful turkey hunters,” said Greg Trager, VP Programming & Production, Sportsman Channel. “The network will continue to deliver superior programming from top hosts about this exciting species, season after season. It’s just one of the reasons why we are the ultimate destination for the American sportsman, which also includes millions of turkey enthusiasts.”

“Talkin’ Turkey” kicks off on Saturday, February 25, as the network presents four hours of turkey-specific programming from 9 am to 1 pm EST. Shows like Outdoor Junkies, Relentless Pursuit and Brotherhood Outdoors will showcase their best turkey episodes during the block. The special programming continues on Saturday, March 3 with turkeys taking over the airwaves from 9 am to 1 pm EST with series G3 Sportsman, Canada in the Rough and Skull Bound TV.

Have a critical turkey hunt question before your spring outing? Ask it live on Facebook during two special chat sessions. First session is on February 25 at 12 pm ET with well-known turkey expert, Eddie Salter. Then, ask more burning questions about this elusive bird on March 3 at 12 pm ET with long-time turkey hunter, Mike Stroff of Savage Outdoors. To chat live, viewers just have to log into to Sportsman’s Facebook page (http://facebook.com/sportsmanchannel).

Thanks to conservation efforts on behalf of hunters, more than seven million wild turkeys now roam North America, with huntable populations in every U.S. state but Alaska. According to the National Wild Turkey Federation, nearly three million sportsmen and women considering themselves turkey hunters, all paying taxes on their equipment and buying hunting licenses. The sport’s continuing contribution to conservation cannot be overlooked. Since 1985, the NWTF’s volunteers and partners have spent more than $372 million on projects to help wildlife agencies trap and relocate turkeys to areas of suitable habitat and improve the health of our nation’s forests and woodlands.

Visit http://thesportsmanchannel.com/talkinturkey for full schedule and videos.