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Old 11-11-2010, 08:30 PM #1
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Default Worth a 'hoot'? or, a 'gobble?
This is to be seen to be believed. Yet, having actually seen wild turkeys in the 'wild'? I believe it!


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I suppose it's better than those Canada Geese last year who decided to attack police cars? Dunno how those bird brains work... But fun to see. - j
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