Turkey Tips

Harley's girl :

Now see, I have mine in their own brooder, own food, & own waterer. I was told if you put them in with chicks they will die. If they eat chick starter they will die. If I out them outside where my adults chickens have been they will die. If they don't have super high protein they will die........
Do you see my pattern here? I had no clue they were such picky birds. SO.....I have them separated from all other life form (except me.
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) I was wondering when I can put them with the adult chickens? I know that people have turkeys and chickens together.......why can't I? Sorry I am sure that did not answer any of your questions.
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I have heard of a disease called "Blackhead".. After searching all over I ran across a good post to use Cyan Powder in their drinking water.. I do not add as much as poster was using.. I figure over the long period that the bugs in side will die anyway if this really does anything..

I am hatching chicks right now with my turkey eggs to show the dumb little critters how to eat and drink.. My main outside group (grown) are all together now... I made a house and pen side by side for the chickens and turkeys,, but they have to scatch in each house or just to go in and take a big dump.. don't know which.
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But so far I have not had any problems.. (knock on wood... that's my old wooden head).....
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BTW... next thursday is the D-Day for 2 of my incubators ... Hmm.. of should that be H-Day....​
 
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I have two turkeys that I raised with my chickens. They were raised with chicks and now live with chickens and I never had a problem with them. I fed them medicated feed some because that is all I could get my hands on at the time. I have two turkey eggs in the bator right now that should be hatching any day and I plan on putting them in with the new chickies that just hatched out. I really don't think you will have any problems. Nikki from NC
 

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