Turkeys

While Navajos in the American Southwest often penned turkeys and the Aztecs and Mayan civilizations revered the bird, it was the Mexicans who have been credited with first domesticating the turkey. Turkeys were abundant enough in the eastern United States that they were simply hunted rather than kept as animals.

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6 to 8 weeks

you could put the word turkey in any sentence you want.

It is cranberry dahh who dose not know that.......

A comb or wattle .

mistle toe? or however you spell it

dance

so he could get to thanksgiving

Certain animals like a flea or tick would have a symbiotic relationship with a turkey. This means that both animals can cause a change in the other.

The meat, but a lot of other foods do too. It is a myth that turkey makes you fall asleep.

http://www.snopes.com/food/ingredient/turkey.asp

Marval

Just bought another one (like every year) and this was 49 cents/#, no limit and no coupon and no other purchase required

It was first recommended to me by the Meat Dept manager and then the Store Manager who both happened to be together when I went by I asked them if I should buy the Marval or their own store brand (at 20 cents/# higher) and they quickly both answered Marval

Good advice then, still good today

Family-time.

It is both a herding and mating call for the hen turkeys.

A turkey house is called pens. Newborn turkeys are placed in brooder houses until they are of age to go outside into the pens.

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By a chicken cross did you mean a hybrid chicken or do you have some imaginary chicken-dog you want to breed with a turkey, in which case no.

A chicken and a turkey can not breed together any more than a cow can breed with a Chimpanzee. They are totally different species.

Such a cross has been tried, several times, by scientists studying genetics but AFAIK although they succeeded in getting fertile eggs with some embryonic development, none ever lived long enough to actually hatch. There have been successful attempts at hatching & rearing chicken/pheasant, I think also chicken/guinea fowl hybrids, always sterile of course. Wikipedia has a page about these & similar hybridisation attempts.

For wild turkeys, foliage is a good disguise. Their colors and the colors of their surroundings hide them from their predators.

Tom Hanks, because Tom Hanks looked like a turkey when he was born but now he doesnt but his son does...he also ate turkey for Thanksgiving!

the adult, male is about four feet long, while the female is slight in comparison

The country of Turkey is split in two by Bosporus Strait, the Sea of Marmara, and the Dardanelles.

Male turkeys are called toms, and female turkeys are called hens. So, the phrase "tom turkey," whether it is in a song, book, play, or cartoon, is how the character tom turkey got his name.

The death rate in turkeys is 100%: one turkey, one death, sooner or later.

fly.

Wild turkeys spend the night in trees.