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Well, the update is the snood grew back very slightly, but never enough to regain his manhood. A few months later, his head was removed, and that never grew back at all.

Quote: I laughed so hard! MacGyver always used paper clips and batteries. He only used yarn when his grandmother came with him. Well, I tried that and it didn't go so well (the paper clip and battery, not taking the grandmother). The turkey looked almost more ridiculous than before and...

He/She/It isn't ugly. He/She/It just is... uh.... not .... ummmmm... uh..... pretty.

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Quote: We bought them June 11th. They looked about 1 to 2 weeks old then. So they are about 3 months old. That feed store orders from Privett Hatchery, and the accompanying poster shows only bronze and white, the non-heritage breeds. When I called to ask what we had just bought, they said...

My DH says he saw the brown turkey 'mate' with the snood-chopped turkey the other day. How humiliating.

I wish I had a photo of the snood when it looked scooped-out, but it never occurred to me at the time. But here's a picture of how he looks now: As you can see, there's a little projection. He's sure to be the ladies' man. This is his 'brother', and this is exactly what his snood USED...

Well, it figures. The very day I post this question, I go out and see that the stupid turkey IS growing a new snood, only it's really skinny compared to the original. It looks creepy, to be honest, but then i can't say it was anything to look at prior to the snood-snatching.

We have a 3-month-old white turkey, feed store white. He's 'brothers' with a bronze feed store turkey. They both have the itty bitty snood that just sticks out, like a hen's. More than a week ago, I noticed his snood was gone. The stump was still there, with a scooped-out area. No blood, no...