Alex1010
Chirping
That's so cool I hope mine gets like that too. I've heard many good things about that lol.I'm biased. Royal Palms is what I have too. About longevity, I got my first tom as an adult, don't know for sure how old but probably only 1 or 2. I had him 13 years, he was fertile until the last year. I have no idea how common that is. He was still healthy and active but not fertile. I was moving at the time and my brother took in all my birds until I could get situated at the new place. He didn't have electric fence, and while at his place, a young black bear climbed a tree and dropped down into the poultry fenced area. The old tom confronted him, puffed up and displaying, and the poor guy got his neck broken. Apparently it did unnerve the bear though, because after it swiped at the turkey it ran away, so the tom may have saved the rest of them.