| Before Turkey Dragons migrated to the Dragon Islands, they caused considerable stress for amateur turkey hunters in the wilderness. Nothing is more unpleasent than being chased by an irate Turkey Dragon mom after accidentally trying to trap one of her babies.
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Turkey Dragon feathers, especially the tail feathers, are a highly sought-after commodity. While no one would be foolish enough to remove feathers from a dragon, dragon keepers make sure to collect the feathers that fall off the Turkey Dragon's wings and tails, which are used as down or for decorations.
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| Despite not sharing any genetic similarities, Turkey Dragons are very protective of their feathered brethren, and will often defend them against predators. Studies show that turkey populations are at their most robust when adjacent to a Turkey Dragon roost.
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Epic Turkey Dragons are sworn protectors of turkeys and smaller Turkey Dragons alike, and have reached superhero-levels of notoriety among turkey hunters. Turkey hunters pass tales to one another of Epic Turkey Dragons that have plagued them in the past, including legendary dragons like Clobbergobble and the Fearsome Feather.
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