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Finally, the the throne has been settled. Top Tom lost! I was expecting this, as Jaws (new name because of his vicious biting skills) is much bigger. Anyway, im very glad its over!!

They have been fighting for days, and i think now they are finding out whos the winner. I hope this madness stops soon!

Quote: I just watched most of your videos. Your hilarious!! Btw, did you get the fox?

Okay, after severl spurs and biting sessions Tom cowered and the other went on the attack but i had to stop it. He was almost stuck in this one spot, but i think he is slowly learning he isnt the dominant turkey anymore. Tomorrow after school im letting them out. They seem to pick up the pace...

Im going to observe. Ill tell what i find/see.

Quote: I dont hold them ever. They are very friendly, but if i were to pick them up they make some noise i cant describe and kinda skirmish away. But other then that i can hand feed them I think im renaming Jake because he is more dominant than i thought. I think ill call him Jaws because he...

Quote: I dont hold them ever. They are very friendly, but if i were to pick them up they make some noise i cant describe and kinda skirmish away. But other then that i can hand feed them I think im renaming Jake because he is more dominant than i thought. I think ill call him Jaws because he...

Quote: I already responded to your pm but I thought I would post it here just in case anyone else is following this. I can promise that when one submits the winner WILL keep pecking to enforce the lesson. I have seen my boys necks get bent completely backwards and twisted while fighting with...

Quote: Based on what u said i think im going to go let them go at it. But about them biting heads. Could they snap their neck or anything like that? I saw them, its very viscious! Edited to ask: What was the injury to the upper pallet?

A.T. Hagan : If they're roosting together at night you may as well let them settle it. If they're free ranging the loser will have a place to get away from the winner. If they're really serious they may bloody each other a bit, but it is seldom serious. .....Alan. Well the one is old so he...

OK. Mine started or continued and i saw. They circle each other every minute they are out. I went up and saw the biting and stopped it. Right now i seperate them. One free ranges for a little, other is in the barn, then swap. Should i just let them settle it? They went at it all day today so...

Im worried bout biting. They could go blind!

I have two males and one hen. I think im bound, but before i have this problem i wanna know some tips. Just in case. I saw a video on youtube, and the gobblers would circle each other and then fly up and spur. This was about 2 minutes. Then it went and they bit each others head. They got pretty...