in desperation i built a garden on top o patio frame 3m above the ground and the bloody turkeys still got up there no problem. i have seen them fly up to a branch 12m off the ground with consummate ease. while they don't fly often - I've seen them fly 3 times - they are in fact very good at it. john
Yes, both chickens and turkey's can and do fly although they do not fly high or far. Many chickens are wing clipped when they are young but they are all capable of limited flights. Wild turkey's use flight to escape predators but the turkeys raised for meat on farms are often too heavy for any real spectacular flights.
well you use the curry comb to get the muck of the horses coat then use the soft brush then use the hose, shampoo or conditioner or the fly cream. after use the sweat scraper to wipe off water and dry it with a towel then body brush and finally dandy brush to brush the tail. dont forget to use the mane comb for the mane and the face brush for the face.
Turkey naturally contains high amounts of Tryptophan, which is a mild sedative.
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Wild Turkey
No, the brush turkey, also known as a bush turkey or scrub turkey, is a bird.
Turkey can fly. My aunt actually had her windshield shattered by a flying turkey
If I am correct, Turkey's can't fly if turkeys could fly what would we eat for Thanksgiving and Christmas?????? lol
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The brush turkey eats seeds and fruits that it finds on the ground. This species of turkey also eats insects.
Turkey vultures look like a turkey, while mountain lions don't.
They can fly!
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You would clip the feathers on the wings of a turkey so that they can't fly. This would disable the turkey's ability to lift itself with its wings.
Yes, both chickens and turkey's can and do fly although they do not fly high or far. Many chickens are wing clipped when they are young but they are all capable of limited flights. Wild turkey's use flight to escape predators but the turkeys raised for meat on farms are often too heavy for any real spectacular flights.