Hurt turkey head (with pictures)

[Skipper7410]

Hey all, normally I let my turkeys just do their own thing and only intervene if really necessary, but I had a question about the back of the heads of one of my bourbon reds. This one is the smallest of the bunch and has been kind of beat up a bit by the others. Do you guys think I should treat this with something (and if so what do you recommend?), or should I let it just naturally do its thing. Thanks guys!

 

[Kiki]

How many turkeys do you have?

 

[Skipper7410]

How many turkeys do you have?

There are 7 in this grow out pen. They did that to her(?) While they were in a really small pen for a couple days while I repaired this one. In that pen she didn't have much room to get away. In this one she's got about 90ish square feet now

 

[R2elk]

Hey all, normally I let my turkeys just do their own thing and only intervene if really necessary, but I had a question about the back of the heads of one of my bourbon reds. This one is the smallest of the bunch and has been kind of beat up a bit by the others. Do you guys think I should treat this with something (and if so what do you recommend?), or should I let it just naturally do its thing. Thanks guys!View attachment 2720250

I would paint it with BluKote.

 

[Skipper7410]

I would paint it with BluKote.

Sounds good. I will go see if my local places have any. If not is there a good alternative? Thanks

 

[R2elk]

Sounds good. I will go see if my local places have any. If not is there a good alternative? Thanks

The only other thing that I would try is Pick-No-More.