This was the first time I’ve seen turkey tracks my property. I’m thinking of hunting them this year. I’ll first see if I can locate their roosting tree

I wonder if all my efforts to eliminate all the raccoons are bringing them in

No doubt raccoons can be a problem, I have heard from a trapper that armadillos eat turkey eggs.

If the first time you have seen tracks on the property, you may want to make sure they get established prior to hunting them.

Those look like Hen tracks, you might have a hen split out for a nesting area. Sometimes you will see them where habitat is good for that.

Draw a line between the outside toes and if it crosses the middle pad on the middle toe it is a hen, a Gobbler track the line will be across the pad closest to where the toes split off.

But if there is a hen there might very well be a gobbler, or not if she has already bred and laying eggs she no longer has any interest in a gobbler.

I am not saying they’re not turkey tracks but they look more like wading/shore bird tracks like a heron or great egret.