Turkeys

Usually the breeds that are used for meat because they are usually growing faster and bigger than a normal turkey.

If by "Fat Balls" you mean that suet concoction to hang in a tree to help birds feed in the winter, then: tell your local butcher (supermarket meat cutter) that you would like suet to feed to birds. Great to do this on Thurs or Fri afternoon when they are preparing meat for sale over the weekend. At that time, or before, buy some fresh vegetable that comes in a mesh bag (like those tomatoes on a vine) If plastic is not what you want to use, you can purchase cheese cloth. The short version is to plunk the raw suet into the plastic mesh bag, snip some minor holes in the mesh, and hang it from a tree limb. Please note, even in winter the suet may melt in sunny conditions -- so don't hang it over your patio, over the dog house, etc (common sense required). The deluxe version will roll the raw suet in millet seed (do not use song-bird mixture because you will have thistles forever) and I guess the super-deluxe version melts the suet, adds seed and chills it in cheese cloth in the shape of a ball.

The pouch on the front of a Turkey's area is called a wattle.

Yes, female turkeys fan their feathers to get rid of dust, mites and parasites.

A turkey under 16 weeks is called a fryer.

yes a male turkey struts to attract females or to run off other makes

In the animal world the male are always more colorful and smaller. Females have less color and bigger. I imagine that is so with a turkey.

Laying an egg.

Gobble

It's called a Wattle and it is only on the boy turkeys!!

yea i guess if they are kept warm and are put under the right circumstances

yes you can hatch wild turkey eggs but they must be kept at a constant temperature of 99 degrees and for at least 28 days so if you are planning on it you definitely need a incubator. also it is illegal in most states to remove or have wild turkeys or turkey eggs so check your state laws before you try this or you could be in for some very costly problems

Tom.

No, turkey is not healthier than chicken because you shoudn't eat turkey.

cabins

Wild ones can, but not very far,

usually just up onto a tree branch. Domestic turkeys weigh too much to fly.

Wild turkeys can fly 45mph for short distances. Small domestic turkeys can flutter to a rooftop.

Turkeys help the world have thankgiving well, some idiots don't celebrate thanksgiving. People in the country Turkey don't celebrate it. Their a bunch of idiots.

No, a Turkey Vulture feeds on dead animals not decaying matter. Hope this helps!

Unless you practice and/or have good vocal cords, it is very hard for us to speak turkey, just like it is hard for an animal to speak human. You can try speaking wolf, that's A LOT easier.

Sufficiently large to meet your requirements.

Yes, turkeys can fly. But they fly similar to peacocks, exept a bit better. However, they cannot fly like an eagle or a songbird.

A turkey egg isn't fertilized when the tom mates the female. The hen can hold the sperm up to 2 weeks. The egg is fertilized right before the shell becomes hard. The egg is lain and is incubated for 28 days after the clutch is made. The chick hatches...

gobbler

stag

They are about 30 " tall, with a wing span of about 6', very close in size to a bald eagle.

the same only fatter