Cool!I've been pretty busy today, so I'm slacking on pictures, but, I did get them.
View attachment 1951051
The plan was tho get 5, but I took one back because on an injury I didn't notice. For my "troubles" I ended up with 6.
View attachment 1951050
They’re really pretty. 
I think I’ll pass on Dux anonymous meeting thank you for invite though
Hey all....
Remember Dux anonymous meets on Wednesdays...
what pretty white Midgets Chris!! Turkeys to clarifyI've been pretty busy today, so I'm slacking on pictures, but, I did get them.
!
The plan was tho get 5, but I took one back because on an injury I didn't notice. For my "troubles" I ended up with 6.
View attachment 1951050
They look good Chris
Cool!
I think I’ll pass on Dux anonymous meeting thank you for invite though
what pretty white Midgets Chris!! Turkeys to clarify
Glad you got your turkeys, Trim! and an extra one to boot! They all appear to be a good size. How do they seem to you as to friendliness or maybe it is too soon to tell? I do have to ask if part of their feathers have black tips?I've been pretty busy today, so I'm slacking on pictures, but, I did get them.
View attachment 1951051
The plan was tho get 5, but I took one back because on an injury I didn't notice. For my "troubles" I ended up with 6.
View attachment 1951050
Ok, well maybe you're right, Trim. Maybe it's not exactly medicine. I get your point. You do have a good point.I know we have very different belief systems, and I'm not going to pretend to know yours. I mean nodisrespect by that, just being honest.
What I do know though, is that I avoid Rx meds like the plague. I prefer the more natural route of holistic healing. Almost anything can be looked at as a medicine, especially if you read the actual definition.
Medicine defined
Drug defined
According to the basic definitions, even food can be looked at like a medicine/drug. Food very much has a "physiological effect when ingested or otherwise introduced into the body."
It's naturally found in food also! Would you consider tomatoes, walnuts, olives, rice, barley, strawberries, cherries, and cow’s milk medicine?
In regards to season changes, it has a big effect on your own melanin production.
https://www.sleep.org/articles/melatonin/
It doesn't get more natural that a compound that your body naturally produces. If it's something you feel strongly on, and are not willing to try, I understand. I'm just trying to shine a bit of light on the subject. I'm not trying to challenge your beliefs, and respect your conviction. I am however trying to (nicely) challenge your understanding of it as a medicine.
Alrighty... I won't forget.
Hey all....
Remember Dux anonymous meets on Wednesdays...
They're sooo beautiful! Thanks for the pics!I've been pretty busy today, so I'm slacking on pictures, but, I did get them.
View attachment 1951051
The plan was tho get 5, but I took one back because on an injury I didn't notice. For my "troubles" I ended up with 6.
View attachment 1951050
I liked Trim's explanation, I like that you took it on board, and I like that you know how to stay on the right side of your mum (that's actually how we spell it here, and I can only sometimes bring myself to spell it the other way).
The cuteness! Are they full grown? Also, how loud are they?I've been pretty busy today, so I'm slacking on pictures, but, I did get them.
View attachment 1951051
The plan was tho get 5, but I took one back because on an injury I didn't notice. For my "troubles" I ended up with 6.
View attachment 1951050
I'd say it's too soon to tell for friendliness. As of right now they're borderline terrified of me. That being said, I did get to meet the parent stock, and they were delightful. They had no problem with me just reaching out and giving them a head rub.Glad you got your turkeys, Trim! and an extra one to boot! They all appear to be a good size. How do they seem to you as to friendliness or maybe it is too soon to tell? I do have to ask if part of their feathers have black tips?
Oh, and as always, we need more pics!
