Well I finally got my turkey this last Saturday.
Cleaned him and prepped the meat that same day and got it in the smoker on Sunday. I soaked the breast meat in a maple brine overnight. I cut up all the leg, thigh, and wing meat and mixed up a batch of Onion Turkey Sausage, a recipe I found in the North American Hunter magazine several years ago. Here is the recipe:
Onion
Turkey Sausage
3 lbs wild turkey meat from legs and thighs
2 lbs pork butt
3 T salt
1/2 tsp nutmeg
1 T sugar
1 T cracked black peppercorns
1 tsp marjoram
1 T onion powder
1/2 tsp garlic powder
1/4 C chopped onion
1/4 C white wine
Chop onions. Saute, and let cool. Chill utensils and grinder attachments.
Combine dry ingredients. Cube turkey meat and pork, and sprinkle with dry
ingredients. Add chilled onions and wine, toss. Grind mixture through coarse
grinder plate, then grind again through medium or fine plate, depending on your
preference.
This is good made into patties and fried or grilled. It is also good stuffed
into medium hog casings to make rings or links, then smoked with apple wood
chips.
Here is a before photo of the breast and sausage before smoking:
And here is a photo of the finished breast after smoking 3 1/2 hrs with apple wood, then roasting in the oven for an hour at 300 degrees and basting with maple syrup every 15 minutes. It turned out AWESOME!! 
I smoked the sausage another 5 hours after taking the breast out of the smoker. It turned out a little dryer than I hoped, but it still tasted real good. I tried using curing salt on this batch... I think I should have stuck with regular salt like I usually do for this recipe, as it usually turns out great. Learned my lesson.