Now that I think my poults are holding their own and may actually may survive I am curious to the possible sex of the remaining poults.
Do the toms feather out later than the hens? I know roos do and I can spot a roo at 2 days old and I'm wondering if that holds true for turkeys as well. Any other ways to tell?
I really need to have a pair of each breed 
Pilgrim Geese, Royal Palms, Blue Slate, Narragansett, Bourbon Red Heritage Turkeys, Blue Pied and Cameo Peacocks, Silkie and Muscovy Ducks, Chickens: Blue and Black Copper Marans, Various Silkie Colors, Salmon Faverolles, Mohawk RIR, EE, Turkens and various other breeds.
http://www.crookedcreekpoultry.com
Pilgrim Geese, Royal Palms, Blue Slate, Narragansett, Bourbon Red Heritage Turkeys, Blue Pied and Cameo Peacocks, Silkie and Muscovy Ducks, Chickens: Blue and Black Copper Marans, Various Silkie Colors, Salmon Faverolles, Mohawk RIR, EE, Turkens and various other breeds.
http://www.crookedcreekpoultry.com
