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Wicked Local Brookline reports on a 911 call:

A Princeton Road resident called to report turkeys roosting in her trees at night. She was looking for advice.

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Our Butterball experts are available to answer your questions by phone, online chat and email. Let’s talk turkey! 1-800-BUTTERBALL (1-800-288-8372)

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Not roasting!

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n/t

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...or move to Hyde Park...our turkeys are downright accommodatin'

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unless they are very low in the tree.

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We recommend:

-Providing daily reparations for your colonial occupation and oppression of our species consisting of fresh water, fruits, berries, nuts, and grains in a readily accessible area.

-Securing all dogs, cats, and children you do not wish to have dispatched by the rafter.

-Ceasing pruning trees and mowing grass.

-Ending participation of family and friends in the annual celebration of oppression and carnage known as 'Thanksgiving'.

-Moving out of our ancestral homelands when practical.

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20 minutes per pound at 350.

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I thought turkeys could fly...

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Princeton Rd should send them our way. They used to roost in our trees and we liked them.

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They eat all the bugs in your yard.

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Leave them the F&*( alone!

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