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What eats a grass hoppers?
chickens, turkeys, geese, pretty much any bird
Why do chickens and turkeys have white meat but ducks do not?
The breast meat on chickens and Turkeys is white because the flying muscle isn't used much. Any bird that flies regularly will have all dark meat.
What animal eats a grass hopper?
chickens, turkeys, geese, pretty much any bird
How much do 200 Marlboro Lights cost in Turkey?
about 2.5 turkeys
How much would it cost to send a Christmas card from the us to the UK?
Approximately 5 chickens my friend.
How much does it cost to mail a letter to Turkey from the US?
nothing, turkeys can fly
What are the red fox's effects on people?
well they pretty much eat farmers chickens and turkeys and junk so ya they real gangsta
How much did mail armor cost?
three chickens and a moose
How much does an egg home cost?
An egg home, in terms of keeping chickens for the purpose of laying eggs, would have a varying cost depending on a number of different factors. For example, how many chickens is it for, where is it to be located, how well protected would you like it to be? A good starting point when looking at this type of venture is to speak to somebody that owns chickens and get some tips from them.
Why do you never see Turkey eggs?
A large part is of the reason is supply and demand. Turkeys don't lay as many eggs as chickens. The ones that are produced are used for creating more turkeys. The average chicken lays around 300 or so eggs per year, but the average turkey clocks in at around 100. Chickens don't start laying eggs until 19 weeks of age, turkeys take longer. They don't become mature enough to lay eggs until 32 weeks. Turkeys are also larger, averaging 17 pounds compared to 3.5 pounds for chickens. This means you would need more room for a bird that would take longer to produce much less eggs. Domesticity comes into as well play. Turkeys can become 'broody' easily. This means that they want to sit on their eggs, protect and incubate them. Chickens on the other hand have had the 'broodiness' bred out of them. They can lay eggs and then have no desire to incubate their offspring or be maternal or play mother.
How much bigger is a turkey egg than a chicken egg?
turkeys and chickens don't lay eggs hens do, but it is around 5-7 mm depends on the turkey
What other animals can you put with chickens?
You can put pretty much anything in with chickens as long as its not something that might eat or terrorise hem.-Ducks-Geese-Alpacas (these actually protect the chickens from things like foxes)-GoatsDON'T put turkeys with chickens because mixing them will result in an epidemic of Blackhead disease eventually killing all your flock!!
