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[Olive Hill]

tank - I don't even know where to find the members list. Can you just post a link to his profile?

 

[Mom 2em All]

Olive;;

https://www.backyardchickens.com/u/20771/whiterooster

 

[Olive Hill]

Hey! How'd you find that?

 

[Elliemae 77]

Thank-you ladies. I think I'll see.if I can get ahold of this Randy guy. Muskegon really isn't that far from me. Anybody willing to help me decide in a breed. Are.bourbon reds a good choice? Narragansets? Standard bronze? Royal palm? I want friendly turkeys since I may chicken out on Thanksgiving dinner and have big pets instead.

 

[Mom 2em All]

Taprock....

your chicks wont settle down and go to bed. They are driving me MAD...

somehow they seem to have imprinted somewhat on my cat.
My cat stares at them, and they get as close to her as they can. She puts her paw on their cage and they peck at her foot. Mind you, there is no nuturing in her...her name is Olive....
nah, just kidding..
she really wants to snatch them...

anyhow, she has gone on to prowl for some other trouble and they are PEEP PEEP PEEP PEEPing..

makin me nuts..

 

[Olive Hill]

Oh, hey! Reading his old (OLD!) posts and he has dark cornish??? Anyone know if he still has them? RB?

 

[Mom 2em All]

Hey! How'd you find that?

see that big space at the top of the page with the word "search" after it?

 

[Olive Hill]

Ellie -- I don't think Randy has Narragansetts, so if you're buying from him those are out. As are Standard Bronze, I think. Royal palms are not good meat birds, so if your intent is to eat them you'll be best to choose another breed. If they're quality RPs they will have a Y shaped breast, that is much smaller than even other DP/Heritage turks. Bourbon Reds are a good meat bird and most tend to be docile. They're quiet comparable to Narrs, but not as pretty.

Fine, I might be a little partial on that last part. Narrs are the best turkeys EVER! But Randy doesn't have them. Eeyore does. And her lines are very docile. The Tom she has is a few years old now and has never once shown aggression towards a human and he comes from a long line of very similar gentlemen. They're also bred to standard (don't know about Randy's turks so not saying one way or the other) which is important if you want meat turkeys. In recent years turkeys have been bred smaller and smaller, like chickens, by the big hatcheries.

 

[Olive Hill]

see that big space at the top of the page with the word "search" after it?

You kids and your fancy technology.

 

[Mom 2em All]

You kids and your fancy technology.