Turkeys

you put the call in ur mouth with the reed side towards ur mouth, then u put it up on the roof of ur month and blow like a whistle to make sure only a little bit of air gets in so its moves the reed in the right way

Mabey a poult??

Two primary colours: blue and yellow.

It is quite obvious actually. The turkeys we imagine around Thanksgiving time are really all males.(Female turkeys are called pehens) The female turkeys are much smaller and look nothing like the male. So do not bother turning your turkey upside down and looking down there! The outside appearance is all you need to notice.

I have some wild turkeys for pets and feed them what you feed chickens and game birds. But if you just want to attract some wild ones I'd say wholecorn, birdseed , and bugs or under ground plants (hunting or sporting stores have many plants to make your turkeys happy).

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Like chickens, female turkeys are simply called hens. Male turkeys, on the other hand, are called toms. Baby turkeys are known as poults.

It is false. What started this saying was when baby turkeys are born, they do not have feathers. Mothers would huddle there chicks in there feathers when storms hit. The chicks would die from exposure to the weather. It started when farmers found there turkeys drinking falling water when raining and found dead chicks thinking that they drown from the rain when in reality they died from weather. Besides if that were true, we wouldn't have an overpopulation of turkey's.

Hen Turkeys fan out their feathers to appear bigger. This behavior is seen in every other species of turkey as well.

A turkey's eyes are set in the sides of its head for monocular vision. But a hen or gobbler makes up for a lack of 3D sight by cocking its head left or right to determine the distance to other turkeys or potential danger in the brush. A turkey can twist its long neck 360 degrees, which in effect gives it eyes in the back of its head. While a turkey has poor night vision, it sees much more crisply in daylight than a human with 20/20 sight. These laser-like eyes are the turkey's primary defense mechanism. Turkeys, unlike deer, can see and assimilate some colors. For example, both hens and subordinate toms react to the changing blues, reds and whites of a dominant gobbler's head and neck during the spring breeding season. A tom's color-pulsing head stimulates hens for mating and suppresses the breeding urges of beta toms.

Well... How wild? Did you make a trap and catch a turkey from your back yard and plan to cook it or...?

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• The maximum recorded lifespan for a turkey in captivity is twelve years and four months. For turkeys living in the wild, the maximum is less than ten years, but the average life expectancy of a turkey, is males just over 2 years and just over 3 years for females. Some domestic male turkeys often grow too large and too heavy to carry their own weight after their first year. Domestic turkeys bred for food consumption were not bred to live over one year.

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They scratch under leaves to stir up insects to eat.

The scientific name for the wild turkey is the Meleagris gallopavo. The common name is the domesticated turkey. The turkey has different names in all different origins.

Turkeys, whether domestic or wild, all have two legs. All birds have only two legs.

The term "Jenny" is used to refer to the female of certain animals, specifically the donkey or the wren. A male pheasant is usually called a ringneck and the female, simply a female pheasant. See the related link for more information.




male pheasants are usually called 'cocks' and females 'hens'

If you mean the bird, then it's "dinde". a saryhhiim

i would weigh a turkey with a scale.

the name of the turkey's neck is called a "gobbler".

There are no wild turkeys in Alaska because the environment does not support them. These turkeys cannot stand the cold.

Which one of our forefathers wanted the turkey instead of the bald eagle as the national

Parthenogenesis is observed in turkey that is it can directly produce a new individual without fertilisation and thus can produce females for several generations.