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We are overdue but we do clip 1 wing. It doesn't work long and she's back over. They are both contained for the tie. Rosie's not too happy. We try to let her out when we are home and outside. We've just gotten 15 in of snow. It will be hard going for them.

What do you do with your turkeys? Are they for pets or do you raise them to eat? I believe it could happen. I could hardly believe my eyes when I saw Rosie just walk over and stomp the dusting hens. Recently I saw Chuck do what I thought was a mating dance, but Rosie wasn't anywhere near.

I just read something about this a few days ago, some people that responded didn't seem to believe it. I plan on keeping them separate unless I am outside with them. They are not happy even this many days later. They wouldn't eat at first. Rosie, can fly over the chicken fence if I let them...

I built an addition on my coop and I've been noticing blood spatters on the inside of the windows and on the shavings on the floor. I guess it was time to separate the turks and chickens. The turkeys are not happy to be separated. We'll let them out when we are home. We live out in the...

Chuck, Rosie and all the chickens were hatched and raised together. They've never been apart. Rosie has always been a concern. She's not really aggressive but has to be everywhere we are outside. When I washed windows, she was up on the ladder with me. My husband was on the house roof, so...

Ok, so here's what I did. The 5 older hens were closed in the other coop. Rosie and Chuck were put in the hen's coop. Rosie flew over the 6 ft fence. Now they are locked in the coop. Someone is throwing themselves against the door. The poor older hens probably have never seen a rooster...

Has anyone ever had trouble having turkeys and chickens getting along? I have 13 chickens and 2 turkeys together. The coop is large enough for them all and they have 1/2 acre to graze in. I've been noticing blood spatters on the inside widow near the roosts and today I saw Rosie, the turkey...