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PLTannery
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Domestic Turkeys
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First time for me raising turkeys.... But these guys are finally starting to act like turkeys! Once their tails fill out I will post up some struttin photos...
Burbon Reds, Spanish blacks and some sort of Bronze type...
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My 18 yr old "male" av bird has laid 2 eggs!
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I could add quite a bit to this thread ... hmm. Mine are pencilled turkeys, for the most part, although I have a few that have reverted back to bronze wild type and a couple of smoke grey (a wild type mutant) hens. Those are all looking like dinner.
I also have a hen who just pulled off a late hatch of 14 babies a couple of weeks ago. She still has 13 of them left and they seem to be doing okay. I normally raise them in a brooder because the hens are usually such poor mothers, but this old bearded girl seems to be an exception. She looks like a wild turkey and seems to have her maternal instincts still intact.
Her photos are around here someplace as hen turkey reference.
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