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So far My turkeys are great. They love my chickens they would prefer to be in the chicken yard even when they get the chance to free range they will fly over to be with them. Toms I find to be like roosters some are good some are aggressive. But that is just my experience. So far I have only had one nasty rooster and I also have only had one nasty Tom. Both of those boys went to freezer camp. I have a tom right now that isnt mean or nasty just pesty and likes to pick fights with the others(he will be the neighbors Thanksgiving dinner). Good thing is if they get on your nerves you can eat them lol. But no really My Toms are great I have 2 main boys right now and they are like Siamese twins attached at the hip I never see them anywhere with out being side by side, they even sleep next to each other. And they are sweet as pie to me and my family. But remember their is always the possiblility to get a bad seed.So I'm hearing a lot of mixed input on Tom's. The Jake I bought up until I bought him was raised with chickens of various sizes. I only have one bantam well one and a half, the other chickens are standard sized. How are Tom's mines a Black Spanish. Some say aggressive, some say not at all. I've had no rooster issues, well once mine went at my arm and I hosed him off, took care of that notion really quick, so should I worry?
I ordered 16 poults from Porters and I want to hatch perhaps....
I'm amazed that you are farther north and still had eggs --- I"m green with envy.
I know you have quite a few turkeys, so you must get a lot of eggs, buy do you know that you can keep eggs in the fridge for eating for 5 to 6 Months, if you treat them? That way you never run out of fresh eggs, even if your birds stop laying? I have 4 month eggs in my frig, that are perfectly fresh.I'm amazed that you are farther north and still had eggs --- I"m green with envy.