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Thanks for the tag Molpet!I think @Flashpoint has midget whites

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Thanks for the tag Molpet!I think @Flashpoint has midget whites
Thank you Chris!I'm sorry to hear that Quackie.
My mom is affected by SAD. That's actually the main reason we moved here in '91. To bre honest, I'm not sure if I am, but I wouldn't be surprised if I was.
I do suffer from PTSD, clinical depression, and anxiety. On top of that I have insomnia which just compounds all of it. If you ever feel the need to talk to somebody, I always be available, publicly or privately . I might not know exactly what you're going through, but I probably got a pretty good idea how you feel.
Well Misty, it's a pleasure to formally meet you.Thank you Chris!My real name is Misty btw! Not fair I know yours you don't know mine. LOL
I've just been really depressed and I can hardly sleep at night.Good Morning!! Hope you all have a splendid day. Elly have you been sick? Good to hear your better.
WooHoo! Thank you for sharing your experiences with me.Hi @Molpet !
I have 4 midget white turkeys that I hatched from eggs. They are now approximately 3 and a half months old (hatched 7/21).
As to blackhead, I also called the farm bureau and DNR regarding this disease. According to them, blackhead is not considered a concern in my area (Western MD). That said, I raised 4 other heritage turkeys with my chickens and had no problems. They are now approximately 2 years old.
Friendliness is something else. My older turkeys (Narragansett, Bronze - MAYBE a dash of Oregon Gray) - will follow me around, eat out of my hand, but you dare not touch one without them going into hysterics lol.
The Midget Whites, on the other hand, love to be petted, will sit with me or on me, love scratches, follow me everywhere including inside, and are certainly my favorites.
On price - 5 for $50 sounds like a great deal to me. When trying to buy just eggs to hatch - they ran anywhere from $80-$200 for a DOZEN. Of course, there is no guarantee if all or any will hatch. My first attempt was a bad hatch all around and only hatched out 9 chicken chicks. The other 25 or so including the turkey eggs did not. My first ever BAD hatch!
My second batch had 6 midget white eggs shipped from Maine and I had four that hatched. One developed a blood ring and one wasn't fertile. Needless to say, I am very happy with my two hens and two jakes.
Opal - laying into a scratch (no, I wasn't trying to throttle her)
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Opal and Cooper
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Cooper
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Good morning Bob! I'm running a bit behind today, but I've got good news. I got my first eggs! I got 2 cream, and 1 light brown. I'm thinking it's the NN and the 55 Flowery.Good morning folks![]()
ELLY!Good morning Bob and everyone else!
I hope y'all have a really wonderful day!![]()
Likewise!Well Misty, it's a pleasure to formally meet you.![]()
Hey there Patti! My chest hurts, and my nose is running, but I am indeed on my way to a splendid day! How are you doing this morning?Good Morning!! Hope you all have a splendid day. Elly have you been sick? Good to hear your better.
Now that is something to praise about! I'm glad to hear it, and I bet everyone up there is grateful.Finally we did and our river looks like a river again.