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Brandon Werner, a Wildlife Biologist with the Wyoming Game & Fish Department, spoke on behalf of the department in regards to Thomas Gobbles and his gang.

Brandon Werner, a Wildlife Biologist with the Wyoming Game & Fish Department, spoke on behalf of the department in regards to Thomas Gobbles and his gang.

Casper residents have long found themselves the victims of a local gang of notorious criminals that are known to terrorize the streets of our fair city.

Casper residents have long found themselves the victims of a local gang of notorious criminals that are known to terrorize the streets of our fair city.

Casper residents have long found themselves the victims of a local gang of notorious criminals that are known to terrorize the streets of our fair city.

That's right - we've got a video of a squirrel eating a pumpkin. And it's about as adorable as you'd expect.

That's right - we've got a video of a squirrel eating a pumpkin. And it's about as adorable as you'd expect.

Earlier this week, we asked you which of Caspers fouls are the biggest menace and the poll has been tallied. Between the Canadian geese and the wild turkeys (commonly know as Thomas Gobbles and Friends), the biggest pests has been chosen. It comes as no surprise that Casper thinks the wild turkeys were voted the biggest menace. After years of attacking vehicles, clogging up traffic and the occasional physical assault, 39% of voters complained more about the turkeys. It is worth noting that 41...

Have you, your child or your vehicle, ever been attacked or violated by the wild turkeys or geese that occupy our fair city? Take the poll and sound off here:

We know this in Casper. A delivery man now also knows that in the food chain hes somewhere way below a group of wild turkeys who showed him whos really boss. The homeowner said that they had never seen wild turkeys in their yard until this happened when an Amazon driver tried to deliver their order. Why do I think of Thomas Gobbles & Friends when I watch this? Im sure Im not alone in my theory that wild turkeys might be above bears and wolves on the wildlife food chain. If you watched the entir...