If it gets the opportunity it will.
So wild turkeys can breed with domestic turkeys?
You made me laugh!
They are all the breed Turkey. Yes all the different varieties can breed with each other.
Will I got two more hens and a toms. Hopefully that will work out. I might even get a few more if I can find any to buy.
Too bad Missouri is so far away. I've got turkeys everywhere. Check craigslist. I usually have a Thanksgiving sale on birds. I sell mine on Craigslist but learned long ago meet some place very public and do the sale where you know they have security camerasMy truck will hold cages in the back seats & in the truck bed too. WalMart managers really don't mind as long as you aren't anywhere close to the store itself interfering with foot traffic. Of course here in Tennessee lots of places have flock swaps, it's just our way here. I sell poultry of all ages almost every day of the week except Sunday mornings. I have never felt unsafe using Craigslist, but armed with my address people have come and tried to walk off with my birds. And that turns the entire little corner of my neighborhood upside down because all the birds (ducks and geese) are putting up a big ruckus (except the chickens who could care less) and all the motion sensing lights are on. And then all my neighbors are turning their lights on to see what predator we've caught this time. They know no matter what time it is as soon as we've trapped a predator we shoot it to put it out of it's misery. They don't mind because were quick about it and it is also protecting their animals too. They usually ask which predator this time. But as far as the two-legged type dears attempting to stealing my birds.... we leave them to the turkeys MUHAHAHAH! Last one left bloody faced and looked like he peed his pants and I'm sure it didn't help the situation seeing my son coming out the door in his pajamas with a shotgun. We don't shoot people and have no trespassing signs posted everywhere so we don't expect people (those two-legged dears) and we were very surprised when it did happen, but we do expect 4 legged varmints who can't read. I almost wish we had enough on camera to post that whole event on you tube. We've since then changed the camera angles.
I have the opposite issue, a wild hen that flies in every year around April. I assume the wild boys have all been hunted and my tom gobbling calls her in. We lovingly refer to her as Elizabeth Warren
My hens are usually inside sitting, so it makes an entertaining afternoon for my tom. I wish I could see the babies, half wild half RP, but I haven’t yet. 
