There are a few species of turkeys, including a couple found in your state of Florida. As I said, they can be tall and long-legged.
For your reading pleasure (and so you can see what wild turkeys look like):
As families gather Thursday over platters of turkey, an elusive variety of the giant bird will be gobbling, clucking and flying at surprisingly high speed through South Florida’s fields and forests. The Osceola turkey, also called…
www.sun-sentinel.com
This is a possibility as well. I hadn't considered it.
Whatever it is, it's avian. It is funny, people on the internet getting all worked up over a bird. The comments on that YouTube video... Yikes.