Thru the death of one of my poult yesterday I have learned something. Actually I have learned a couple things. These observations could be mentioned on this forum, and I probably should have done more research on turkeys before jumping in feet first.
1. Wood shavings confuse the heck out of them.
2. They are more inclined to eat if you scatter some of the food around the feeder. It seems that they are always looking down.
3. Even though the water is the same shape and color as the feeder, they don't figure out the feeder has food as fast as the waterer hold water.
4. Newspaper confuses the heck out of them too. I replaced the newspaper with paper bags and they instantly found the food I has scattered. It was almost like they couldn't tell the difference between the print and food.
I think I will add to this as I make more observations.
1. Wood shavings confuse the heck out of them.
2. They are more inclined to eat if you scatter some of the food around the feeder. It seems that they are always looking down.
3. Even though the water is the same shape and color as the feeder, they don't figure out the feeder has food as fast as the waterer hold water.
4. Newspaper confuses the heck out of them too. I replaced the newspaper with paper bags and they instantly found the food I has scattered. It was almost like they couldn't tell the difference between the print and food.
I think I will add to this as I make more observations.
