Turkey breeding

Crushed oyster shell should help but it might take a couple days for the eggs to have hard shells. If you go to the section of the forum that you want your post in and click "start a new thread" then you can get more replies and info from lots of different members.
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And copper2 I calculated some colors that sound really cool, unfortunately there are no pictures of them yet and haven't figured out the best ways to get them

Brown winged chocolate red slate
b1b1 CC Dd ee

Chocolate blue sweetgrass
b1b1 cgcg Dd ee

Regal red lilac semi-slate brown
b1b1 CC Dd ee rr

Cream tipped buff
b1b1 CC dd ee rr

Jersey buff light chocolate red slate
BB CC Dd ee nn rr

Dark blue brown
bb cgcg Dd ee nn

Light lilac brown
bb CC DD ee nn

Red lavender sweetgrass brown narragansett
b1b1 cgcg DD ee nn rr
 
And copper2 I calculated some colors that sound really cool, unfortunately there are no pictures of them yet and haven't figured out the best ways to get them

Brown winged chocolate red slate
b1b1 CC Dd ee

Chocolate blue sweetgrass
b1b1 cgcg Dd ee

Regal red lilac semi-slate brown
b1b1 CC Dd ee rr

Cream tipped buff
b1b1 CC dd ee rr

Jersey buff light chocolate red slate
BB CC Dd ee nn rr

Dark blue brown
bb cgcg Dd ee nn

Light lilac brown
bb CC DD ee nn

Red lavender sweetgrass brown narragansett
b1b1 cgcg DD ee nn rr
Chocolate blue sweetgrass, that sounds awesome!
 
Yeah I would have to cross auburn tom + sweetgrass hen, cross offspring, then cross the auburn grey offspring. Or cross auburn male + blackwinged bronze female, cross offspring together and some will be brown winged auburn (b1b1 ee) only one out of 8 though, kinda hard to get that color, maybe I should focus on ones like the Dark Blue Brown or Lavender Edged Bourbon Red (which sounds awesome) for now.
 
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