My two female turkeys had a visitor today. Will a wild turkey mate with my turkeys?

[R2elk]

I have the opposite issue, a wild hen that flies in every year around April. I assume the wild boys have all been hunted and my tom gobbling calls her in. We lovingly refer to her as Elizabeth Warren My hens are usually inside sitting, so it makes an entertaining afternoon for my tom. I wish I could see the babies, half wild half RP, but I haven’t yet.
I deworm my flock a couple times a year and check for lice and mites often, which can be brought in by the wildlings.
She is very hard to photograph, but I try to sneak a pic every time

You may well have seen the offspring and didn't realize it. The offspring from a Royal Palm tom and a Bronze hen would be Bronze toms and Narragansett hens.

 

[Bolfreak]

You may well have seen the offspring and didn't realize it. The offspring from a Royal Palm tom and a Bronze hen would be Bronze toms and Narragansett hens.

So wild turkeys are considered Bronzes? That would be so neat! She also has a nice beard for a lady, more scrawny looking than my Narrs and glides/jumps instead of noisy flapping like mine. Our neighbors have heard turkeys on the other side of their property, I should ask if it’s gobbling and if they’ve seen a male?

 

[WoDia]

Wild turkeys can definitely lure your domestic turkeys away. I’ve had wild hens come in and hang around my gobblers. Every day, one would forage with them a little closer to the woods. Finally, he followed them right in, and I had to retrieve him. After that, I had to keep them all in their run to avoid losing any of them.