Thinking of getting a turkey

[ivan3]

Nice setup, Aubrey. The RP in the pics (Miss Hiss) was defintely DW's girl. As we don't have netting I got to get up on the roof and retrieve that silly turk from the chimney before thunderstorms (she would fly like a Tumbler Pigeon).

Take Care,

John

 

[HappyHatch'en]

All you folks got me excited....I want either 3 Rio Grande or 3 Merriam ...maybe more. Where is Hahira, GA?....what an enjoyment to watch these huge birds strut around.....now that I thinl of it 3 isn't enough....how about 9? These birds are the 747 of the air!
Hello Boggy Bottom are you there?

 

[moduckman]

Here's some of my turkey pictures

Bronze, Royal Palm, and Narragansett

Bronze

Royal Palm

 

[Boggy Bottom Bantams]

We are near Valdosta on I-75
You are welcome to come by any time, just give us a shout, we should have tons of eggs and poults come April
Thanks
Aubrey

 

[Boggy Bottom Bantams]

Here's some pics of our rios
we have 2 bearded hens in our breeding group too!
Merriams are young, still feathering out, will post pics of them when they are ready( they are very high though)

Thanks

 

[CARS]

The Turkey on the backboard is priceless!!! And also the reason why I don't free range turkeys.

 

[ivan3]

Great shots, folks!

Though I know they got the name Peace Eagles because they were the meal shared between enemies when it was time to bury the hatchet, I prefer Chief Dan George's reply to Clint Eastwood, in the movie The Outlaw Josey Wales, when Eastwood asks him if he has anything to eat: "All I've got is this piece of rock candy, but it ain't for eatin', it's just for lookin' through."