Angry Birds: USPS Mail Carrier Attacked by Wild Turkey, Beats It to Death
A USPS mail carrier reportedly beat a turkey to death in self-defense when the aggressive bird attacked him along his delivery route.
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A USPS mail carrier reportedly beat a turkey to death in self-defense when the aggressive bird attacked him along his delivery route.
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