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I gave my girls turkey today,they loved it. I hope it doesn't turkify them. I went to the chick I'm buying the midget eggs off of over the weekend and saw her latest hatch of little turkeys. I'm definitely going to need guidance, i already know they're going to need chick buddies. Question, will a broody hen take turkey eggs or will she be like...nope, not today lady.
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I gave my girls turkey today,they loved it. I hope it doesn't turkify them. I went to the chick I'm buying the midget eggs off of over the weekend and saw her latest hatch of little turkeys. I'm definitely going to need guidance, i already know they're going to need chick buddies. Question, will a broody hen take turkey eggs or will she be like...nope, not today lady.

If she hatches them, she'll raise them. Problem is that turkey's take 28 days to hatch and chickens set for 21. I put one week old chickens with my baby turkeys and it works. poults have one goal from day 1 to day 56... That is to find a more inventive way to commit suicide. Turkeys also need way more human time than chickens. Spend time with them, give them love and treats and they'll be like big feathered dogs.
 
So,she won't care? Even though the eggs are way bigger than hers. She won't flip out when all her chicks aren't chickeny either? I'm just thinking this might be a great way to satiate a broody I'm bound to have and get my teeny turkeys at the same time. I'm probably going to be using one of the derps so there's plenty of butt room under there.
Sure, why not? If its an egg they will sit on it.
 
If she hatches them, she'll raise them. Problem is that turkey's take 28 days to hatch and chickens set for 21. I put one week old chickens with my baby turkeys and it works. poults have one goal from day 1 to day 56... That is to find a more inventive way to commit suicide. Turkeys also need way more human time than chickens. Spend time with them, give them love and treats and they'll be like big feathered dogs.
I am trying to figure out how to get hubby to agree to turkeys and where to put them...
 
No problem, I'm here all day they're all big feathery dogs. I'm thinking even if I've got to slip them in the fav will take them they're kind of nutty like that. If they're suicidal though maybe i should do it since my little hens aren't very observant.
If she hatches them, she'll raise them. Problem is that turkey's take 28 days to hatch and chickens set for 21. I put one week old chickens with my baby turkeys and it works. poults have one goal from day 1 to day 56... That is to find a more inventive way to commit suicide. Turkeys also need way more human time than chickens. Spend time with them, give them love and treats and they'll be like big feathered dogs.
 
I am trying to figure out how to get hubby to agree to turkeys and where to put them...
Well, give this a shot... The barred owl who stopped by for chicken dinner a few weeks ago... well his carcass and feathers are in the compost pile as the Toms made him dinner. The red tail hawk who was migrating and thought my place was a good place for lunch changed his mind when four BR Toms took flight to intercept him.

As a general rule turkeys are big feathered dogs. But they protect the flock and love to cuddle. They are also disobedient like children. But they provide live entertainment all the time.

No problem, I'm here all day they're all big feathery dogs. I'm thinking even if I've got to slip them in the fav will take them they're kind of nutty like that. If they're suicidal though maybe i should do it since my little hens aren't very observant.

If you have chicks a week or so older they'll protect the poults. It's kind of a crazy dynamic.
 
Lol, i can see Cappy seductively shaking a turkey leg..... there's more where that came from big boy.;)
I've got it offer hubby the best darn turkey dinner. That way you can have your turkeys. ;)
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