...to borrow and breed with our 8 month old Standard BB who is ready to start a family. We live in Thousand Oaks and have a nice sideyard and seperate Turkey pen next to our chicken coop. Anyone out there with a lonely Tom in our vicinity???
Onthespot and ccrawf, thanks. It's such a great experience being a part of the BYC forum. Onthespot, your 78 dodge can rest at ease in the knowledge that it doesnt have to drive to Turkey Mecca. On the other hand, you have given us a whole new range of ideas in looking locally for a stud tom...
yiipchick I'm guessing you have an Araucana: (we have 3 among our flock of 9) and this mornings collection looked exactly like your photo. Anyone know if any other breeds lay green eggs??
Hi and thanks,
We live in Thousand Oaks and were considering the trip... or you could come here and leave him for a while (hour? day? week? month?) How many dates do they have to go on? We are new to this turkey biz, although we've been raising backyard chickens for 8 years. We have a large...
Thanks for the info. She is laying eggs, about 5 a week, for the last 2 months. This would be a waste of time to fertilize her? I didn't know that. I'll check out Steve the Turkey Guru link as well. Her behavoir got very different as of today, a lot of outstretched quivering wings, raised tail...
Or if you took your Buff Brahma rooster onto the driveway at midnight to crow a Happy New YEARS to the neighborhood!! Three years ago we had new chicks and they all roosted in the Christmas tree for the evening (no lights)!!
I originally posted this subject as "Turkey Breeding, but feel it's a bit vague. We have one female turkey, an 8 months standard bronze, and she appears to be in heat. All the signs are there and as we ate her mate last Thanksgiving, we are wondering if there is an alternate source for turkey...