I have a buff orphington that gave up the chicken life for the turkeys. She has abandoned her other lady friends and the family for a turkey. She now roosts with the turkeys, eats with the turkeys. Yup even gets down and lets the Tom have his way with her. I never would have thought it, until I seen it with my own eyes
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