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Thanks for halls help, but we lost the turkey. Thanks though!

Alright, thanks. Another scary thing is is that they all just recovered from an unknown fungus that attacked all of our bird . Our vet helped us and that got back to normal, so I was wondering if it was maybe an aftermath thing.

I like crossing Wilds with Bourbon Reds. They are absolutely beautiful!

Hello everyone. This evening while doing the weekend routine of washing out pens, I noticed one of the baby turkeys had all of his feather ruffled and was standing in the corner with his eye half closed. He would blink a little and the close them again. I had noticed that for the past few days...

Exactly my point. We are superior bow because we DONT live in the wild. The fact that we (speaking for the average human here) can't live without those tools means that animals have more instinct. This all depends ib what kind if intelligence you are going off of. Instinct ability, animals are...

Hello everyone! I have a question regarding one of the hatchlings, who obviously has a birth defect. Like his older sibling (who had to be put out of his misery), when he was harched he had a small green substace on the shell. He hatched out on his own, but took many hours to stand and struggled...

Thanks! We have a snake problem currently, so the babies are inside. We have a total of three.

If it can move, it has a good chance of making it. Just don't get hi m to heavy. He will have to stay a little lighter than normal to be able to grow up well.

When our BR's got about 5 weeks old Cullman was 3 times the size of Laverne. Not much, but I hope that helps!

Can it hop or move at all?

My view is that humans suck. But I think that we should be equal with animals. Though if we did not have weapons and lived naturally, we would be near the bottom of the food chain, so technically animals are superior. But we have better power of reason. So lets just shut up and live in...

I don't know about gobbling, but Shirley struts a lot.

If you can eat cockatiel eggs, you can probably eat turkey eggs! XD XD!

Is the leg still bleeding?

Hello everyone! I have a couple of questions. Last year (may 5th), we bought 3 turkeys. Cullman, Laverne, and Shirley. Cullman and Laverne are Bourbon Reds, while Shirley is an Eastern Wild Turkey. We own a small farm with lots of critters for the sheer pleasure of owning them. Our sweeties were...