I’ve got two , two year old heritage bronze gobblers that are pets that we love and are my wife’s babies but we got stuck with another gobbler that’s bronze/Narragansett mix and a year younger but fully adult. Well, the Narragansett, (named Cheyenne) even though he’s smaller is an absolute bully and terrifies our two boys (when he’s in the same fenced in area, I had to separate them. My question is, is there anything I can do? Will they all three work it out in a few days? My older ones always hurt themselves somehow when running from him , sounds funny writing it here but I’m really protective of the people and animals I care for and get furious at bullies (I know it’s just nature though, totally normal). I’ve been trying to get rid of the trouble maker but nobody around here wants gobblers, just hens! If I knew of a nice farm for Cheyenne within a couple hours of me in East Tennessee I’d gladly drive him there and give him for free. If you know anyone like that near cocke county please let me know! Thanks for any help/advice and reading my rant.
i have an important question please answer this one how do u treat white dairaha they don't eat they cannot digest then they die i had 4 turkey all of them died now i have none
This is sometimes caused by protozoa type parasites such as toxoplasmosis but is most often caused by the bacteria Salmonella Pullorum. Antibiotics are the usual treatment. I would personally try the elderberry as shown in the video following this, but here are some links to helpful information: livestockconservancy.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/ConservancyTurkeyManual-5.pdf www.thepoultrysite.com/disease-guide/salmonella-pullorum-pullorum-disease-bacillary-white-diarrhoea
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Baby turkeys!!🦃🐣so happy you have returned with more videos for our viewing pleasure!!
Glad you're back at it! I love your mixed birds, I can't wait to see more!
Hurray! Welcome back! Looking forward to new videos.
Beautiful 👌
Nice! would like to hear some more close segments of that hen talking...
Ok,good your back.
so glad your back
Yep, that's my dad. :)
I’ve got two , two year old heritage bronze gobblers that are pets that we love and are my wife’s babies but we got stuck with another gobbler that’s bronze/Narragansett mix and a year younger but fully adult. Well, the Narragansett, (named Cheyenne) even though he’s smaller is an absolute bully and terrifies our two boys (when he’s in the same fenced in area, I had to separate them. My question is, is there anything I can do? Will they all three work it out in a few days? My older ones always hurt themselves somehow when running from him , sounds funny writing it here but I’m really protective of the people and animals I care for and get furious at bullies (I know it’s just nature though, totally normal).
I’ve been trying to get rid of the trouble maker but nobody around here wants gobblers, just hens! If I knew of a nice farm for Cheyenne within a couple hours of me in East Tennessee I’d gladly drive him there and give him for free. If you know anyone like that near cocke county please let me know! Thanks for any help/advice and reading my rant.
In my experience the only place for a troublemaker is the freezer...
can I share this to my facebook group?
Yep no problem
do you separate
your toms when not breeding
No, they usually get along much better during the non-breeding months. I'm more likely to seperate them during breeding season.
i have an important question please answer this one how do u treat white dairaha they don't eat they cannot digest then they die i had 4 turkey all of them died now i have none
This is sometimes caused by protozoa type parasites such as toxoplasmosis but is most often caused by the bacteria Salmonella Pullorum. Antibiotics are the usual treatment. I would personally try the elderberry as shown in the video following this, but here are some links to helpful information:
livestockconservancy.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/ConservancyTurkeyManual-5.pdf
www.thepoultrysite.com/disease-guide/salmonella-pullorum-pullorum-disease-bacillary-white-diarrhoea