Wild turkeys are slim birds, capable of reproducing, finding food, finding shelter all on their own. Domestic meat turkeys can not breed on their own, and need to have food and shelter provided.
The biggest danger to young turkeys is other animals. Adult turkeys can outrun most dangers, but young turkeys do not run as fast. Of course, hunters are another danger to young turkeys.
Heavy rains and cold temps will kill young turkeys.
Wild turkeys can breed naturally. Some farm turkeys have been developed with such over-sized breasts that they cannot achieve the position for breeding.
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"Poult" is a term used to refer to newly hatched turkeys. It's also used to refer to young turkeys up to one year of age.
A group of young turkeys is known as a brood. Groups of adult turkeys are called a rafter or a flock.
NO, commercially raised turkeys do not have the ability to fly. Some young commercially raised turkeys will try to fly but are not successful.
Peafowl and turkeys cannot breed together as they are different species with distinct genetic makeups. Peafowl belong to the family Phasianidae, while turkeys are part of the family Meleagrididae. The significant genetic differences prevent successful interbreeding, so they cannot produce hybrid offspring.
turkeys after breeding, begin to lay there clutch (eggs), turkeys lays about one egg a day, the turkey does not begin to incubate the eggs til she has about 8 or so in the nest. once she has a majority of the eggs in the nest she will begin to incubate, while incubating she will only leave the nest to feed and for waste removal for at most 20 minutes, she will continue to add eggs to the nest, 20 or more eggs sometimes. after 28 days of incubating the eggs, the eggs first deposited in the nest will begin to hatch. the young are totally precocail, so the young can feed on there own almost right away.
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Starvation is the biggest danger to young turkeys besides being eaten by predators. Although, starvation is uncommon, it can happen to the young when the mother stops taking care of it.