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Quote: You are lucky, I wish I had a broody silkie hen. Although, I heard that silkies goes broody faster than other breeds. I live in Kuwait, where one silkie could cost 15 Dinars or 45 american dollars.

Quote: Actually, when I said light, I meant light and heat. Anyway, I live in a dry climate that already support heat for the turkeys.

Quote: Sand is preferred because it is better for cleaning the shelter. If their is about two inches of sand, the poults poop will get mixed with the sand and it will prevent bad smell. Also, little and big turkeys like sand.

Hello Everyone, This is my first post and I would like to share with you a little information on how to raise baby turkeys from my experience with raising them (about a year experience). Materials 1- Light 2- Shelter (Cage or Cartoon Box) 3- Waterer and Feeder (With water and food) 4-...