Do I have a baby chicken or a baby turkey?

[legacy1]

Hi,
I purchased my baby chick from a reputable store and now I was told that I have a baby turkey and she probably was in the batch of baby chickens by mistake. Since this is my first time dealing with chickens I have no clue. I did research this and found that turkeys have a little bump, which I do not see. Can someone help me out with this??

 

[Painted Calls]

Hi,
I purchased my baby chick from a reputable store and now I was told that I have a baby turkey and she probably was in the batch of baby chickens by mistake. Since this is my first time dealing with chickens I have no clue. I did research this and found that turkeys have a little bump, which I do not see. Can someone help me out with this??

It's either a poult or a keet. I can't really tell under the red light. Size would most likely tell you which. Definitely not a chick.

 

[legacy1]

It's either a poult or a keet. I can't really tell under the red light. Size would most likely tell you which. Definitely not a chick.

 

[legacy1]

Thank you. Here are a couple more pictures not under the red light. "She" is very small, still fits in the palm of a hand.

 

[MysteryChicken]

Hi,
I purchased my baby chick from a reputable store and now I was told that I have a baby turkey and she probably was in the batch of baby chickens by mistake. Since this is my first time dealing with chickens I have no clue. I did research this and found that turkeys have a little bump, which I do not see. Can someone help me out with this??

Guinea Keet.

 

[Painted Calls]

Keet!

 

[legacy1]

Can they be raised with baby chickens?

 

[Painted Calls]

They are happier with their own kind, but I have raised a single guinea with chickens before. Here she is defending me from Satan's own rooster.

 

[legacy1]

They are also very noisy correct?

 

[Painted Calls]

They are also very noisy correct?

Yes. Quite loud.