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Wild Turkeys Preying On Ohio State Troopers

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http://www.channelcincinnati.com/news/4200963/detail.html

COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Is it a case of turkeys gone wild? Some Ohio troopers have had their feathers ruffled by the pesky birds.

Some Ohio State Highway Patrol troopers have had run-ins recently with wild turkeys. The birds haven't been shy, and some have even climbed on top of troopers' cruisers in Hancock County.

One turkey even forced a trooper back inside his vehicle
 
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