Post picture of your turkeys!

My male Narragansett poult last year adopted six bantam chicks and brooded them as good as any broody hen could do. I think that many turkeys retain "family" instincts that have been bred out of many chickens.
 
My male Narragansett poult last year adopted six bantam chicks and brooded them as good as any broody hen could do.  I think that many turkeys retain "family" instincts that have been bred out of many chickens.


Interesting observation!
 
I would like to see the cross too. I am waiting for some poults that are the same cross.
 
I have 40 eggs from that cross now in the incubator, the wait is killing me.
 
My blue palm is sitting on 6 eggs. Due to hatch May 7th I can't wait. She started out with 11 but my overbearing tom wont leave her alone. I have since fixed her nesting area where he can't get to her.
 
I have 3 poults in my brooder. They are all 5.5 weeks but huge differences in size. The biggest is definitely a male... I am hoping the other 2 are female. What do you think?
large turkey - hard to see in picture but snood is developing and prominent.
400

medium and small turkeys - snoods are very small.
400

400
 
I have 3 poults in my brooder. They are all 5.5 weeks but huge differences in size. The biggest is definitely a male... I am hoping the other 2 are female. What do you think?
large turkey - hard to see in picture but snood is developing and prominent.

medium and small turkeys - snoods are very small.


Pretty!
 

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