In this episode, Nick Madsen discusses the issue of turkey depredation, where turkeys cause damage and nuisance in urban and rural areas. He explains the types of damage turkeys can cause, such as destroying bird feeders, picking berries clean, and damaging roofs and railings. Nick also shares his experience with trapping and relocating turkeys to manage the problem. He emphasizes the importance of removing food sources to encourage turkeys to leave. Additionally, he discusses the challenges of trapping and attracting more birds, as well as methods to deter turkeys. The episode concludes with a reminder that turkeys will move on once the food source is removed. Takeaways * Turkeys can cause damage and nuisance by destroying bird feeders, picking berries clean, and damaging roofs and railings. * Trapping and relocating turkeys can be an effective method to manage turkey depredation. * Removing food sources is crucial in encouraging turkeys to leave an area. * Methods such as fireworks and cracker shells can be used to deter turkeys, but approval from wildlife agencies is necessary.