A century of Turkey talk 2000-2100.

[Molpet]

It's all good, but would you prefer me to think of you as Mexican or Canadian?

You got ralphie on that one

 

[duluthralphie]

Or take em to Central Park, since it's folks from areas like that who think we in the sticks need em.

a couple dozen wolves in Central Park, might do wonders for us....as long as the wolves are real hungry..

 

[aliciaplus3]

first Turkey egg of the season set to hatch Saturday... slong with 4 Necked neck possibles

 

[R2elk]

Or take em to Central Park, since it's folks from areas like that who think we in the sticks need em.

I was thinking more like turn them loose in Congress with the people that made those stupid decisions

 

[CindyinSD]

We had a wolf here maybe ten years ago. I think it made tracks in the snow in our driveway. DH took pics of them next to a ruler and my hand. I don’t remember the measurements but though they were fresh and crisp, they looked pretty unimpressive in the photos (which we probably still have on some dinosaur computer hard drive.)

He showed them to his co-workers and they made fun of him, but next day there was a news story about someone in Custer (~50 miles from here) who hit and killed a big wolf. I think it was our driveway wolf, but some of the Custer State Park Rangers I’ve known would swear we have the odd wolf wandering around.

They pass through, I think. We had a moose in town once, just passing through...

I’m sorry for all you who have had wolves inflicted on you. I think they’d be right at home in DC, though. Help them get packed and buy them a bus ticket!

 

[memphis]

I like the idea of turning them loose in Central Park!

 

[duluthralphie]

We had a wolf here maybe ten years ago. I think it made tracks in the snow in our driveway. DH took pics of them next to a ruler and my hand. I don’t remember the measurements but though they were fresh and crisp, they looked pretty unimpressive in the photos (which we probably still have on some dinosaur computer hard drive.)

He showed them to his co-workers and they made fun of him, but next day there was a news story about someone in Custer (~50 miles from here) who hit and killed a big wolf. I think it was our driveway wolf, but some of the Custer State Park Rangers I’ve known would swear we have the odd wolf wandering around.

They pass through, I think. We had a moose in town once, just passing through...

I’m sorry for all you who have had wolves inflicted on you. I think they’d be right at home in DC, though. Help them get packed and buy them a bus ticket!

I am kind of surprised you don’t have wolves there..

I am fairly sure in time the
anti-rural-people people will make sure you do.

 

[duluthralphie]

I like the idea of turning them loose in Central Park!

It would cure the pigeon problem.

 

[Phillyndilly]

Good morning everyone it is 6 degrees here’s in the Hudson valley, NY!
Everyone seemed chilly this morning . I’m going to do a search for turkey language I’m wondering if their different noises mean different things like chickens. Belle was having a huge convo with me she followed me to the gate and was still going haha.
The most interesting thing in the world to me is animal communication, I could research it all day. Most interested in Canada goose communication, it’s so hard to find information on it. Maybe I can go live with them and be the Jane Goodall of Canada geese !

 

[memphis]

Turkey language is fascinating. The more you interact with your birds the more you'll understand. My girls make all kinds of funny sounds. I can usually figure out what they are talking, or whining, about!