Tribute to @memphis and her Lapper turkeys

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Sep. 25, 2016 @memphis wrote

Feisty, my Bourbon, Annie, is quite the guard turkey. She barks at anything or anyone unfamiliar. Daisy is more layi back about things. Is it just a difference in my two girls temperaments or are Bourbons more reactive? I know Annie is much more vocal. Love the pic of Big Bird. She's beautiful!

Now Ralphie....you realize the Porter posse is at that delinquent age! And by the way, how about some updated pictures??

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Sep. 25, 2016 @memphis wrote

Oh hope you decide to show the turkey hen!! At least separate her and start working with her. You can always decide not to show her, but time is slipping away for show training.

Wish i could show Daisy. No shows close enough here. She may not be the best specimen but she has a show winning pick me attitude!! As a judge myself, when reviewing a group of "also rans", my default is the one who is asking to win.

Come on Ralphie! Represent for us turkey folk!!!!

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Sep. 27, 2016 @memphis wrote

Shame about the poult Bantambird.

Aurora....did you ask the girls what they were arguing about? :D. Wonder what the problem was....probably over who won the debate!!

Haven't had any fighting turkey hens...yet at least. Daisy will insert herself between Annie & I sometimes. Sort of gives her a chest bump. I need to post some new photos now that their new feathers are coming in. They are so pretty right now.

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