Turkeys

It is just said that if you are with someone and try to break the wish bone and both of you wish as you pull it and when it breaks who ever gets the biggest piece of bone your wish will come true!

Flock raiser by purina worked for mine. Natural grains and plant protein. I throw em worms and they need a white light to stay warm at night that attracts bugs for them to eat. With some water they will do fine

Slaughter times can be different depending on what type of turkey it is. For example, a heritage turkey would be at least 6 months, while a broad breasted turkey would be ready within 4 to 5 months.

All animals are found in Turkey. Whatever you think.

The question is obviously asking what animals are found in the wild in turkey, not in captivity. Having said that, in ancient times there would have been a vaste range of animals as it is so close to Africa and Asia (israel is said to have historically had one of the greatest range of mammals.

I don't know about in the wild ,but I have had my pheasants for about 6 years and every year my male has sat a nest at one time or another. I don't know if he gives the female a break, or if its just a younger female that might not have the nesting trait. the older females themselves do all the sitting

A turkey's wattle (not waddle) is a fleshy fold of skin hanging from the neck or throat of a turkey. In male turkeys, the wattle tends to be brightly colored, usually red, and is a gender-distinguishing feature.

A turkey's crop (or craw) is an interior digestive tract feature--a muscular pouch along the esophagus that stores food temporarily and assists in softening the food.

When a turkey is very territorial, such as when they are getting ready to fight.

the same only fatter

A fat one cuz turkeys are fat, u need one thats bigger than a microwave cuz the turkey is bigger than a microwave cuz its lard (fat/bacon)

They just try to protect it from anything that would eat it. A turkey chick can eat and drink on its own, it just needs to learn what to eat and it learns that by watching its parents.

because there yellow!!!

yes turkeys are carnivores but they also eat plant like material and that is called an omnivore

10 feet long

its not safe cause you can poke someone in the eye and besides they are wild turkey feathers (wild ) !

The flap of tissue hanging from a turkey's beak is called a 'snood'. It is a soft tissue structure that is hypothesized to be involved in attracting a mate, as the male turkey's snood is significantly larger and has deeper color than a female's.

"No. Turkeys can't fly."

Wrong answer....turkeys DO fly.

They will not lay eggs in a nest in a tree however. They make nests on the ground in thick cover and that is where they lay their eggs.

Hope that helps.

where can I purchase just turkey gibletd

Male turkeys gobble,while female turkeys click.

Ben Franklin. One of the USA's founding fathers

One does not have to be an actual Equine to be considered a horses a##. There are many versions of a horses asses other than the one that leaves a trail after a parade. Please see aDouche or aDouchebag

The bright red thing under the turkey's chin is the gobbler, that just gives aura of importance. (I think)

According to the website mentioned in the Related Links, the rule of thumb is to pick a bird that weighs 2 pounds more than the number of people you are feeding, e.g., a 10-lb turkey would feed 8 people; and a 15-lb turkey would feed 13.

North Carolina

No. Not all birds have webbed feet. Webbed feet are only required by birds at spend a lot of time in and near water, such as shorebirds, seabirds and waterfowl. Birds that do not have webbed feet include birds of prey, poultry, parrots, songbirds, kingfishers and pigeons, just to name a few.