Attack on Turkey: When Turkeys Attack...

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Now a bunch of info about turkeys that does not matter unless you want to know lol
What do wild turkey, like to eat? Well
All of the best habitats included a variety and abundance of food wild turkeys eat such as berries, seeds, nuts, insects, and i a variety of green forage. Turkeys are also known to eat a variety of cultivated crops such cool as: soybeans, corn, sorghum, wheat, oats, ryegrass, and chufa. Where woodlands and farmlands meet, wild turkey may be seen foraging in farm fields, especially after harvest.
How do you know turkeys are around?
Wild turkeys can be detected by paying attention to a variety of signs. Turkeys spend a great deal of time walking around on the ground, but they can be wary and elusive animals to spot, especially roght where they are hunted. Knowing how to recognize turkey tracks and sign is often very helpful.
Scat: Male and female scats are different shapes. The scats of males - called toms - are up to 3” long by 3/8” to 5/8” in diameter, generally cylindrical often with one end terminating in a hook or ‘J' shape. Female scats are 3/16” to 3/8” in diameter, and are more amorphous lumps. Both scats often have one whitish end, where the uric acid was expelled.
Gait: Turkeys spend much of their time walking, oh my gosh! Mbut will also run. Walking gaits have a stride length of between 5” to 13” long. Meanwhile, running gaits have a stride length that can be up to 33” long.
Other sign: Wild turkey habitat often includes other signs of turkeys. One such sign are dust baths, which measure between 14” and 20” in diameter and tend to be 1” to 3” in depth.
Similar Tracks: Due to their size, wild turkey tracks are not often confused with the tracks of other birds. Canada geese have tracks of similar size, but they have distinct webbing between their toes. These geese are generally not found far from the water's edge. Sandhill cranes also have similar sized tracks, however, their toes are less bulbous and their strides tend to be much longer.
Closing thoughts
Being able to recognize wild turkey tracks and sign, and knowing what kinds of landscape features they are attracted to, will help you develop a better search image for turkey habitats. With this knowledge you will improve your ability to find and observe these beautiful and wary birds.”
If you read all that you must really like turkeys lol