One of my Standard Bronze has split wing too. It is still a good looking bird, but the other is a sight to behold.
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I thought my poults had split wing-- the first wing feathers, the primaries, made it look like split wing. I asked Mr Porter, and he said no this was not split wing. My recollection is that turkeys don't have that problem. How old are your poults???I'm with you there, Arielle. I would like to show my new poults, only because the poults I recieved, over half of them have split wing. Seems the heritage hatcheries need to concentrate on SOP instead of production. I'd like to start breeding SQ turkeys. Anyone else do turkeys at show? I'd be willing to put up with the weight of transporting them from car to show, if only to have people see how beautiful and friendly they are.
On the other hand, I'd be scared that someone would bring in a disease to my bird. I remember visiting a horse farm and before we were allowed to touch the horses, we had to wash our hands in a weak bleach solution. It seemed like overkill at the moment, but now I can see the reason behind it.
Cannot copy SOP as it is copyrighted by APA. HOwever old SOPs are on line and can be found by savy internet users. ANyone want to try??Is there a website for sop standards? the websites at the beginning of this thread aren't up anymore. Is split wing a DQ? I surely won't be breeding that.
If i got some turkeys for breeding and sold their babys would they pay for them selfs?