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Here's the pen and some of the birds. My idea was to raise them all together so they would get along. I heard guineas don't get along with chickens, but so far mine have gotten along well with the pullets. Unfortunately, I don't have the room to separate the turkeys out. I can let the hens out...

I'll try get a picture to post tomorrow.

I actually have an eyewitness who said the birds were pecking at its beak and I saw them pecking at the other turkey yesterday. I ran out of feed for them today so they didn't get their main meal til later in the day, but it seems they were all on their best behavior today. No, unfortunately I...

After further thought I remembered a similar happening from about 1 1/2 weeks ago. I moved our 14 meat turkeys and 39 Cornish Cross chicks out of confinement into a bigger area where they had more space (actually still in confinement but lots more room). Within the next few days the turkeys...

They've been really happy to stretch their wings and I saw the turkeys flying higher than the top of the chain link fence. Could it be feed related or maybe if they got hungry they started eating each other? Yeah, free feeding might be possible, but they get higher protein than our 3 laying hens...

They have way more space than they can use and plenty of lush green pasture to eat to their hearts' content. They were confined to a small space before I moved them out of the barn and they got along very well in there. I don't have more runs to separate them into.

I have eight heritage turkey poults, six guinea keets, eight Leghorn pullets, and one Australorp cockerel that I moved out of the confined barn coop two days ago. They are between 1 1/2 - 2 months of age and are all pretty close to the same size. They have all gotten along quite well since they...