Please critique my turkey coop

[Pearlescent]

This pallet/hoop coop is a work in progress. Dimensions are 10'wx12'lx10'h. Whole thing is wrapped in 2x4 welded wire, with hardware cloth on the bottom 24" and extending outwards on the ground.

Need ideas for roosts. I read that turkeys don't like to share a roost, so I was thinking of installing perpendicular sticks (dotted red lines). How much roost space do turkeys need, front and back? Do they like to roost next to a solid wall, or do they prefer a window seat?

Also, how many heritage turkeys could comfortably live in this coop, provided they have a large pasture for daytime use?

Any feedback is much appreciated!

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It’ll definitely work, but heritage turkeys like sleeping pretty high up. All mine sleep on a perch hanging from the roof of their outer Area, it’s about 6 feet up. They have a hard time landing right, but now that I’ve added an extension to the pen they fly down that and land just fine. They refuse sleeping in the coop.
I used the same hen as an example of size in the images, she’s 13-16 lbs. the indoor perches are where the chickens sleep, to small for adult turkeys.
The 3rd picture is what I provide for nesting boxes.
All my turkeys like different roosting requirements, and they all sleep on the big perch together. The blue tarp isn’t usually there, only because the fireworks scared them. I have 4 turkeys, 3 hens 1 Tom, and I could definitely fit atleast 2 more hens in.
The wood I used is apple tree branches from my apple trees. They have not broken yet, and we’ve had them up for almost a year now.

I’ll include some pictures:

 

[fat brown hen]

It’ll definitely work, but heritage turkeys like sleeping pretty high up. All mine sleep on a perch hanging from the roof of their outer Area, it’s about 6 feet up. They have a hard time landing right, but now that I’ve added an extension to the pen they fly down that and land just fine. They refuse sleeping in the coop.
I used the same hen as an example of size in the images, she’s 13-16 lbs. the indoor perches are where the chickens sleep, to small for adult turkeys.
The 3rd picture is what I provide for nesting boxes.
All my turkeys like different roosting requirements, and they all sleep on the big perch together. The blue tarp isn’t usually there, only because the fireworks scared them. I have 4 turkeys, 3 hens 1 Tom, and I could definitely fit atleast 2 more hens in.
The wood I used is apple tree branches from my apple trees. They have not broken yet, and we’ve had them up for almost a year now.

I’ll include some pictures:

That looks great! Is the first picture the perch where they all sleep at night?

 

[Pearlescent]

That looks great! Is the first picture the perch where they all sleep at night?

Yep! it just has one tarp for shelter, and an area to be exposed if they prefer that.
The last two are the chicken perches, ‘cause turkeys are to big for them, and (in my experience) prefer rounded perches to square ones.

 

[fat brown hen]

Yep! it just has one tarp for shelter, and an area to be exposed if they prefer that.
The last two are the chicken perches, ‘cause turkeys are to big for them, and (in my experience) prefer rounded perches to square ones.

Thank you for that! I will buy some landscape timbers, they are round-ish and cheap. I also noticed that you have a treadle feeder -- can turkeys use that?

 

[Pearlescent]

Thank you for that! I will buy some landscape timbers, they are round-ish and cheap. I also noticed that you have a treadle feeder -- can turkeys use that?

They do use it, but it’s hard for them to figure out, and my Tom doesn’t use it. I feed them in the morning with multiple small bowls usually. It does attract rats, but they dont hurt the birds so I don’t worry about that. They can hurt babies.

 

[fat brown hen]

They do use it, but it’s hard for them to figure out, and my Tom doesn’t use it. I feed them in the morning with multiple small bowls usually. It does attract rats, but they dont hurt the birds so I don’t worry about that. They can hurt babies.

Aww, I was hoping to use a treadle to have a feeder that feeds turkeys but not chickens. Might have to hang a feeder that's too high for the chickens to reach