I have three Narragansett turkey poults for sale. They are a month old and I am asking $20 for all three babies. I have too many birds and I'm thinning out my flock. Local pick up only, please.
Thanks everybody! I will give the lighting a try and see what happens. I got home late from work tonight and the turkeys decided it would be a good idea to roost on top of the turkey house. Getting them down was NOT fun. They also manged to disconnect some of my polywire fencing and ground it...
I have a enclosure that I recently built along with a turkey house out that I made out of recycled shipping pallets. I put some roosts inside the house in the hopes that the turkeys would go inside at night. The front of the house is kept entirely open during the day but I need to lock them up...
I had the same problem with something grabbing my turkey poults this past spring. It was a racoon getting its paws through the wire. The babies would be sleeping right near the wire and the coon would just reach right through and snatch them. Is it happening during the day or at night?
I love turkey eggs and eat them all the time! My friends thought I was weird when I told them I frequently ate turkey egg omelets for breakfast. They came over and tried the eggs and now they don't think I'm weird anymore. :-)
I'm faced with having to thin out my flock as well. One of my hens hatched out a bunch of roos and I don't want to keep them all. What kind of knife do you prefer to use?
I have an EE hen (or what I hope is a hen) that resembles a rooster. Facially she looks like a hen, but she has a rooster-like tail and large feet. She doesn't exhibit any rooster behavior and does not crow. She also doesn't strut or walk upright like a rooster. She's about 4.5 - 5 months old...
I feed my birds cold watermelon along frozen peas and corn. I just recently discovered that the girls enjoy orange sherbet. I don't like to give them a lot of it because I don't want them consuming all that sugar, but its so cute to see them eating the sherbet. They get it ALL over their faces.
My labrador put a hole in the screen door to our kitchen. One of my hens, Vanna White, learned that she could sneak into the house using the hole. One day my mother walked into the kitchen and suddenly called down the hall to me: "Why is there a *LIVE* chicken in the kitchen!"
Another...