OP: "Oh you got a turkey last year? What did you kill it with? Ah, you shot it, thats nice. You'r an awesome hunter. I only used my right foot to kill mine."

F the op's life. They actually believe a turkey is a "stupid" animal. Turkeys are incredibly smart. They can also really lay a hurting on you... This one may have been attempting to spur the OP in the moment it "flew" at them. That can be really painful... I accidentally killed a chicken in this same way... He had cornered me and was spurring my legs, so I threw out my boot In defense and killed him by accident. I was just a kid. Knowing what I know now, I would have grabbed that little bastard and punted him clear across the farm.

turkeys are evil. I am still terrified of them due to my father and uncles sick sense of humour when I was 8yrs old. Go ahead, go into the pen and pet the turkey that is as big as you! He is really friendly! Stupid naive me went in all excited to pet said turkey though asking aloud why his head was turning purple. Soon found out as I was running for my lil 8yr old life from a very very pissed off turkey. The adults? Nearly pissing themselves laughing. Me...scarred for life...turkeys are evil.

I thought Turkey's were the animals that liked to look up during thunderstorms, causing them to drown. Doesn't seem very smart to me...

76 - please read what you just said and try to explain how that is even remotely possible

look up mouth open, mouth fills with water, too stupid to spit/swallow water, dies when lungs fill with water from trying to breathe. its not hard to figure out 86

76) I've heard something like that too. I think it's ostriches that do that.... Not sure it it's true or not though

yeah they do that 76, domestic ones are more prone to do so than wild ones

1- Sadly, I don't think the turkey has a life to be F'd anymore.

68- I agree, I had a very similar experience. Good job OP you probably just saved some child from a future turkey attack. Turkeys are evil.

Who shoo's anything away by kicking?

I hope OP at least took it home to cook. >>

68 - The turkey was just being a turkey. Your father and uncles were turkeys for putting you in harm's way.

Kool story, brah.

There is a penalty for being stupid. This time it was death. And a good dinner

89 - There are people that actually believe that?

I had a rooster like that when I was a kid! We nicknamed him Cujo, because he was so vicious, he was like a rabid dog (And, no, we never mistreated any of our animals, he was just psycho) We had to keep him outside the chicken run, or else he'd gore the hens. When some local cops showed up, who were friends of my dad's, they thought it would be a good idea to put him back in, as they thought he'd gotten loose. Two shredded uniforms and a trip to the hospital later...

...

They'd drown because the rain would be inhaled by the turkey and the bird would drown.

I have to say, I would feel like complete shit after I mistakenly killed a turkey. But a part of my mind would be like "LOL, WHY DID YOU RUN INTO IT! LOL OMG".

38 - I think you're insane if you are expressing emotions as acronyms.

Idk why people are so sad... They eat turkey every single year with your family

75 I was wondering the same. Why waste a perfectly good turkey? It's already dead anyways

162- it was in a park, OP might not be legally able to just kill the bird and take it home to eat

Ask Dwight.

174 - if it's illegal to kill the bird anyway, he might as well dispose of the body so he doesn't get in trouble. Dispose of it right into his belly. Mmmm turkey dinner!

#125 but we never kill it ourselves and if we do it's not on accident. I would feel bad if I accidentally killed an animal...anyone with a heart would.

187 I wouldn't call this a true accident. Turkeys are very aggressive I'd just be relieved the turkey wasn't attacking me anymore.

Well, I'd think having its neck kicked in would be pretty painful...

If it died on the spot, I don't think the turkey stayed alive long enough to feel that much pain. If it didn't die on the spot, then F the turkey's life.

Lets just hope no one saw that, and walk away like nothing ever happened. :)

Don't chickens run around after their heads get cut off sometimes? So he probably felt his broken neck for quite a while! Haven't you heard of Mike the Headless Chicken that lived for a year and a half after having his head cut off? Yea, I'm sure he was in quite a lot of pain.

My question is how can something live a year an a half decapicated.. I know roaches live a week before they die of starvation.. But the chicken.. I require proof..

Not sure if troll or incredibly gullible person...

Google it! Miracle mike! Lol they were gonna chop his head for supper but the axe missed! So they kept him alive... Poor thing!

His head was still attached>.> Half on but still on is on!

Flawless Victory!

Yep OP has definitely and successfully mastered death quando

Test your strike.

TEEHEE!

FINISH HER

YAHTZEEE!!!

Everybody was kung fu fighting....

Turkality!

Yeah just strolling down the sidewalk carrying a 20 pound dead turkey...

Thanksgiving is saved!

Haha. That's classic.

24- yup. Gobblers gonna gobble.

Dangnabit, now I want a pet turkey!

19- They're actually not that bad for pet fowl. I prefer a nice pet rooster, because the turkeys tend to be more standoffish, but really, they're not bad. Some of them like head rubs and things, or having their backs scritched at. They just need a little bit of space, a nice nesting area, and a sincere promise to never eat them and they're happy.

Thanks Captain Hindsight :D

Wtf?!?

Thank you 221

Are you perhaps a practitioner of Death-Kwon-Do?

More like... Death-Kwon-"Dont"!! **buh dum, tss**

just toss that bad boy in the freezer for the next 8 months...