Swollen foot, is it bumblefoot???

Our poor standard bronze turkey has had a swollen foot for a while. I posted before but didn't get much of a response. I have separated him from the rest of our birds (and the chicken wire), and his chest feathers are growing back because he is no longer rubbing them off. We upped his protein (hard-boiled eggs and totw dog food) as well. I really started researching the foot thing today, and I am starting to think he may have bumblefoot. We plan to move him onto the lawn and start him on a general antibiotic for his water. I have read that we should soak his foot in epsom salt and pull the plug. Hopefully this will allow the pus to leak out that's on the other side of his foot. The plug is btwn two of his toes and the "pus pocket" is sticking out the other side. I hope this will help him, and we will wrap it too. Does anyone have any experience with this who could lend some advice? I just want him to be happy and healthy again. Thank you!

We washed it thoroughly, and I was able to just pull off the lump between his toes. It smelled pretty disgusting, and inside is just a lot of cottage cheese looking stuff, like you said. We scraped it out, and did the same for a lump on the side of his foot. Also, his middle toe on his other foot has this too, and on the bottom of each of his feet he has a "plug" as well. However, I was unsure of what I was doing, and just stuck with his toes for now. We wrapped his foot, and put a neosporin/honey mixture in both wounds. We also added duramycin (sp?) to his water. The package doesn't give a dosage for his condition though, so we just used about 1.5 tablespoons per gallon.

Poor guy, I feel so terrible! Both of his feet just seem completely infected, and I just didn't know what to do for so long. I thought they were just swollen from his weight. Also, I just noticed that he has a round scab right under his crop, about 1.5 inches in diameter, that I couldn't see before. Is it possible to get staph there too? I have no clue what to do for that. I feel like maybe it's time to put the poor guy out of his misery, but he is my sister's and she really want to try to save him. 

I will be doing a lot more research, and fingers crossed it all works out. ETA, I will def. check into the Vetricyn. Oh, and just wondering, is it possible for this to spread to the ducks and chickens? Thank you both!

Thank you so much! We will pick up some Vetricyn, more neosporine, and some epsom salt ASAP. He is in a shady area on the grass for now. At this point, I think cutting his feet more would only make it worse. Maybe we will just soak and wrap them, in plus the vetricyn and antibiotics. 

His chest is pretty bad. I had absolutely no clue that was even there! If we hadn't lifted him up, I would probably have never even noticed. I feel absolutely terrible that I have been letting him suffer like this. I reached under him and took a picture today so I could see it better. It actually looks like it is a few centimeters deep, and a smaller one just like it is forming behind the larger one.  Should I just put neosporine on that too? I hope flies don't find it , maybe I should spray around it with fly spray?  Oh goodness, this is quickly becoming a very big problem, poor guy. 

I am pretty sure we are going to have to put him down.  It just seems like the most humane thing to do. His feet don't seem to be getting any better, and I am still beating myself up about not noticing his chest sore. He still manages to seem so happy through all this, but it just isn't fair for him. Thank you for all the advice.