Everything Ive read says bird poop is ok, they have a vegetarian diet?

Personally, tho, Im not ready for that and I call it turkey-dont.

hee!

Lucky you. Remember that nitrogen is really volatile. If you can apply it early enough, you can overseed it with a cover crop like some winter wheat or something that will suck up the extra nitrogen and hold it past the snow melt in the spring. It would be nice to get the cover crop in early enough to get a few inches of top growth before you get frozen hard. However, I'm not exactly the best one to advise you on winter!

Like any other animal manure, turkey droppings should be composted before being applied to your garden because like any other manure disease pathogens can be present and composting can suppress those. Also be carefull handling dry poultry manure because all poultry manure dust has the potential of causing Histoplasmosis in humans.