Thanks for posting your videos. Question, I would like to pasture raise slate America heritage turkeys; do I have to worry about them flying over the poly electric 4’ fence when they reach adulthood? Please keep up your videos. Jim @ Corner Creek Farm.
They are already spoiled. The poults are attracted to the movement of like mealworms. Take something shiny like keys(something they can’t swallow) and set it in their food. This will attract them to food. Another thing to try is to dip their beak into water and then food and let them go. This is showing them the food.
First minute is like watching an NPC in Oblivion spaz out!
LMAO
😂
I thought he was having a seizure.
Looks like he was having a fit
Thanks for the videos! You might want to re-post this one as there is a weird looping effect at the beginning. First.
I could be wrong, but I see one white chick with spraddle leg, and a bronze that's either asleep amid the chaos, or dead.
Nice video.
With all these turkeys, you will have an amazing thanksgiving dinner.
Thanks for posting your videos. Question, I would like to pasture raise slate America heritage turkeys; do I have to worry about them flying over the poly electric 4’ fence when they reach adulthood? Please keep up your videos. Jim @ Corner Creek Farm.
Late reply but a 4’ net should be fine for turkeys, Justin Rhodes kept his in a hog net, 24”.
I got black slate turkeys
they like to sit on top of 8' fences
Wow that’s all there is to it huh? Two videos and you’re good to go. Easy peasy.
Are All vaccinations necessary to give them?
Nice
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What kind of feed do you recommend and where can I get it?
Where is part 3?
They all died...lol
@@soulfirexit351 I mean, you’re not wrong
Very low sound can't hear properly
My 2 turkeys don’t want to eat … they drink fine and will eat live mealworms but they won’t eat their feed … why
They are already spoiled. The poults are attracted to the movement of like mealworms. Take something shiny like keys(something they can’t swallow) and set it in their food. This will attract them to food. Another thing to try is to dip their beak into water and then food and let them go. This is showing them the food.
@@FarmLifeNC I do this and they will eat a couple pecks and then take a drink and stop
@@missmud2053 how old are they?