A century of Turkey talk 2000-2100.

[JRNash]

They should ALL ship on Halloween night

 

[GabrielBane]

Well, just had a faulty lamp situation in my brooder and I'm now considering putting the poults in with out chicks. I'm extremely nervously about this choice, our Sulmtalers chicks are super expensive so I'd be devastated if something happened, but I would be equally devastated if I lost a poult to cold :/

They are a week apart in age so I'm mostly concerned of the size difference. I think I'm gonna sacrifice some of tonight's sleep and just supervise for a while. Bleh. Of course the darned thing bugs out at midnight. Thank god my intuition told me to do one last walk through tonight.

 

[JRNash]

Good luck

 

[CherMoz]

Congratulations on the Midgets JR!

 

[countrygirl1178]

Awwwww babies send pictures please. ....Congratulations

 

[Finnie]

Poor Muffin is molting heavily!

 

[Finnie]

And I almost forgot to post these:

On Monday I went and traded Coconut, my Royal Palm tom for a 4 month old Bourbon Red Jake. We're naming him Cinnamon.

 

[countrygirl1178]

Hi Finnie cinnamon is very handsome congratulations

 

[feistychick]

Finnie - Cinnamon is a handsome boy! And poor Muffin - that's quite the molt going on

 

[Finnie]

Quote: @R2elk , so then do you think @codieshell 's two poults are in fact Royal Palm hens? That's what they look like to me when I enlarge the photos, except for that brown area on the wing. (But that could be dirt.) Or do you think they are light colored Sweetgrass males?

If it was me, I would keep breeding that pair, because they could produce a nice variety of really pretty turkeys. Lucky for him the bronze hen was carrying extra genes! I wish I could find a bronze tom like that.