Actually turkey, and other fowl, necks are very easily breakable. I mean I saw my neighbor grab a chicken, swing it over his head gently a few times and snap his wrist. Chicken body went flying while his head stayed in the guys hand. Very disturbing... Scarred me for years.

170- Actually, I grew up with a lot of pet fowl, and while their necks are a little delicate, OP would probably still have had to have had ill intent behind his actions in order to kill it like that. A 'shoo' motion is just a moving motion, but he seems to have felt enough anger for the animal's presence that he put legitimate force behind that movement. Also, your example doesn't apply. Your trying to use that as an example of how it only takes a little bit of force to break their necks, but picking an animal up and swinging it around by its head is quite a bit more than just a small amount of force. I have no problem with hunting, or farming, but unnecessary animal cruelty or having a desire to kill an animal just for the sake of it does bother me. This turkey was in a local park, in a peaceful place, where no hunters would be hunting, and where it was probably accustomed to human interaction. There's no reason why OP should have even wanted to cause it harm. The FML itself states that the turkey was just curious, so why be so aggressive toward it? Why call it 'stupid', when it was just responding to a threat in the way most animals would? It just seems bizarrely hateful towards such a harmless creature. Hopefully, the OP can learn from this scenario and make better choices next time.