To minimize risk to health/well being of both chooks & turks, permanent division of area into separate sections would be advised. If you are thinking of just raising a few Commercial Broad Breasted for holidays - a "less expansive" cover/run is required, as compared to raising/breeding heritage varieties. Our chook/turk runs share a common fence. I keep black garden fabric zip tied to the 1"x2" welded wire, at roo/tom "eyeball" level to prevent the roo and toms from seeing one another and sparring through fence when their "blood is up" (out of sight is out of mind). Some info/ideas (whole manual is downloadable): http://www.livestockconservancy.org/index.php/resources/internal /turkey-manual One can train about this many heritage turks to roost in a 7'x8' shed, voluntarily (not much different than training dogs if one starts off being "imprinted on").
