First thing you learned about Turkeys

[MK M GOBL]

First thing I learned about turkeys was their "Biology" i.e. calling, body language , social stucture and more. This lead me to knowing what turkeys do, and helped me become a better turkey hunter.

MK M GOBL

[tomstopper]

I learned their ears are as good or better than their eyes.

This. They can find your position from ridges away. Thought that was amazing

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[rifleman]

They do have lazer vision as someone said.  But the darn things will run if the wind turns a leaf over.  They give skiddish a whole new name.

[Tail Feathers]

The first thing was how exactly they could pinpoint your location.  Within inches in most cases I suspect.
The second thing was how addicting the gobble is!

[turkey_picker]

Be very very STILL!

[Cut N Run]

Turkey's don't wait around to figure out what an unknown movement is.  They just put distance between you & them.

Jim

[Crghss]

They're fun as hell to hunt

[tal]

They're fun as hell to hunt

Winner! Although they had taught me a bunch of things before I learned that. LOL

[eggshell]

Make no mistake they are vial and evil creatures, tools of the devil and it is a service to man-kind to keep them in check

[Beards and Hooks]

  How quickly they pick up on movement 

[Ozarks Hillbilly]

That I was addicted to this damn disease!!!

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[Gobble!]

Don't move. Don't move. Don't move.

[Delmar ODonnell]

Their eyesight. When I first started my mentor told me to hunt them like they have a rifle with a high powered scope hunting you. That first year I modeled a statue. I got into some turkeys, killed a few, and definitely left some out there by not making a more aggressive play, but I believe it was a lot easier to learn by starting conservative and learn just how aggressive you can be versus the other way around.

[fallhnt]

I learned to stop wasting time trying to bust 'em up in Fall and just set up and call 'em in.

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[Marc]

That they are too stupid to realize what a spectacular hunter I am, and rarely do what they are supposed to, or expected to.