A century of Turkey talk 2000-2100.

[ketojenn]

Surest way I've found is to crack it open. Shells and membranes are much tougher on the turkey eggs.

I'm happy to have one for lunch today.

 

[duluthralphie]

I'm happy to have one for lunch today.

 

[memphis]

It's been so long since mine have layed I've forgotten what they look like.....kidding...kinda.
Mine are bigger than the chicken eggs. Who by the way are laying.

 

[ketojenn]

Compared to a marans and bresse egg. The middle mysteries.

 

[memphis]

They look rather turkey-ish.

Aurora...sorry about in inbound snow. Ugg!

 

[ketojenn]

Not any harder to crack open. They were fertile though, so I could solve the question for sure by putting them in an incubator.

 

[Molpet]

Not any harder to crack open. They were fertile though, so I could solve the question for sure by putting them in an incubator.

Then they were chickens
Turkey is very obviously harder

 

[Sara L]

Not any harder to crack open. They were fertile though, so I could solve the question for sure by putting them in an incubator.

Do you have a boy turkey? If you don't, then they are probably chicken eggs.

 

[ketojenn]

Do you have a boy turkey? If you don't, then they are probably chicken eggs.

Yes, a royal palm

 

[Sara L]

Yes, a royal palm

Then definitely sounds like you should incubate the eggs, just to be sure. Either that or set up a camera system to see who is laying the eggs.