2K views · 34 reactions | Why do turkeys respond to locator calls? Wild turkeys have natural predators, including nest predators. When a male turkey hears a locator call sound, it entices the turkey to gobble, giving away his location, letting the hunter know that there are turkeys in the area and where they are. This is the sole purpose of the predator call. #bassproshops #cabelas #TeamOutdoors #turkeyhunting #hunting | Bass Pro Shops | Facebook

19K views · 342 reactions | Wild turkeys can fly! Usually up to trees to roost or to escape from predators. Just an FYI for those who rewatch the WKRP episode with domesticated turkeys that cannot fly   Kevin Muenks #tuesdaytweet | Missouri Dept. of Conservation | Facebook

464K views · 8K reactions | Video shows a bicyclist being harassed by wild turkeys on California's Central Coast.  The man was just trying to get on his bike outside the campus of Cal Poly San Luis Obispo when the turkeys started chasing him! The turkeys went around cars as they ran after the man who was able to eventually ride away. ‍♂旅 | ABC7 | Facebook