Apr 9, 2012 #2 JerseyGiantfolk Crowing 8 Years Jan 12, 2012 10,825 82 288 That's a turkey right? Probably a Bronze Turkey. Last edited: Apr 9, 2012
Apr 9, 2012 #3 soffeann1997 In the Brooder 7 Years Mar 15, 2012 70 0 31 It kinda looks like and Americana mix. Sorry I couldnt help more.
Apr 9, 2012 #4 orumpoultry Songster 7 Years Jan 30, 2012 1,867 134 178 Trinity, TX Well, it looks like a turkey... I'd guess something heritage?
Apr 9, 2012 Thread starter #5 osceolawinds Hatching 7 Years Apr 9, 2012 5 0 9 I have no clue, my husband brought it home for me. The owner did not know what kind it was, just that it was a fancy chicken.
I have no clue, my husband brought it home for me. The owner did not know what kind it was, just that it was a fancy chicken.
Apr 9, 2012 #6 soffeann1997 In the Brooder 7 Years Mar 15, 2012 70 0 31 I am almost 100% positive that is not a turkey.
Apr 9, 2012 Thread starter #7 osceolawinds Hatching 7 Years Apr 9, 2012 5 0 9 I think they may be right... I just looked at this video
Apr 9, 2012 #8 soffeann1997 In the Brooder 7 Years Mar 15, 2012 70 0 31 The only simularity I see with turkeys is the little bump on his head
Apr 9, 2012 #9 JerseyGiantfolk Crowing 8 Years Jan 12, 2012 10,825 82 288 The bump on a turkeys head is called a "snood" That is a turkey, it's got the start of a snood, and is different from your average chicken chick. Ameraucana's and Easter Eggers have beards. That chick/poult does not. Last edited: Apr 9, 2012
The bump on a turkeys head is called a "snood" That is a turkey, it's got the start of a snood, and is different from your average chicken chick. Ameraucana's and Easter Eggers have beards. That chick/poult does not.
Apr 9, 2012 #10 soffeann1997 In the Brooder 7 Years Mar 15, 2012 70 0 31 If you would have read what I said clearly it says americana cross not a purebred. You need to chill out.
If you would have read what I said clearly it says americana cross not a purebred. You need to chill out.