So you can tell us, then, what the ecological effects of a large turkey population will be on local animals, insects, and plants? Because unless you can tell us with a reasonable degree of scientific certainty, I'll stand by my criticisms of people who introduce nonnative species into Alaska. "Turkeys are cute/tasty/they weren't a problem in a state 2000 miles south of here" is not a scientific argument. If we allow turkeys, what's next? Feral hogs from Texas? Why not grackles, if we're adding birds?