All birds have wings claws, even Turkeys. They're not spurs.I don't know. I don't think turkeys are supposed to get them, either. I'd assume they're genetic.
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All birds have wings claws, even Turkeys. They're not spurs.I don't know. I don't think turkeys are supposed to get them, either. I'd assume they're genetic.
Okay, just thought I'd ask.Sorry, I don't know.
I appreciate all the help! I think I'll keep this one for breeding, fingers crossed he doesn't turn out mean.Okay, just thought I'd ask.
Some scientific articles here calling them "carpometacarpal wing spurs" and this guy breeding for "carpal wing spurs" here. Maybe they are something different.All birds have wings claws, even Turkeys. They're not spurs.
So someone's already breeding for something like this? Good to know. Thank you for the link!Some scientific articles here calling them "carpometacarpal wing spurs" and this guy breeding for "carpal wing spurs" here. Maybe they are something different.
I'm not saying you are wrong at all, I think there probably is a difference in a spur vs a claw. I've always just heard the term 'wing spur' but will defer to your knowledge for sure.
ETA: I did find an article that notes the differences.