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Gobble For Your Turkey 2022

By McLovin Nov 10, 2022 | 7:19 AM

Listeners of News Talk 1250 KBRF, Real Rock Z103, KJ Country 96.5 and Hit Music Channel 977 will once again have the opportunity to gobble for their Thanksgiving turkeys.

The 2022 edition of the Gobble for Your Turkey Contest served up by Elden’s Fresh Foods of Alexandria starts on Monday, November 14th and runs through Friday, November 18th. News Talk 1250 KBRF, Real Rock Z103, KJ Country 96.5 and Hit Music Channel 977 will be awarding one person a free turkey from Elden’s Fresh Foods each day during this time.

In order for someone to win the main course of their Thanksgiving meal (aka a turkey), they will need to listen for an announcement of the giveaway, be the correct person to call in and then give a solid turkey impression (gobble).

The giveaways are scheduled to happen during the below times for each station:

KBRF:

Between 6a-9a with Greg Brady or 9a-10a with Mary Dolan and Dave Bishop

Real Rock Z103:

Between 6a-9a with Miles Riker

KJ Country 96.5:

Between 10a-2p with Chuck Aamot

Channel 977:

Between 2p-6p with McLovin

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