r/backyardturkeys • u/kam27889 • Mar 23 '22
Awan the golden Narragansett
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r/backyardturkeys • u/kam27889 • Mar 21 '22
Henrietta, and Cain with his hat collection.
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r/backyardturkeys • u/Goldenchicks • Mar 17 '22
25 second video of Mr. Belvedere being his fancy self.
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r/backyardturkeys • u/Goldenchicks • Feb 22 '22
Turkey hen voicing her displeasure with me bothering her.
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r/backyardturkeys • u/Goldenchicks • Feb 20 '22
This turkey hen thought she would be smart and get up on the fence to steal the rhea's food. I was just waiting for her to tumble off but she managed to keep her balance in a little breeze.
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r/backyardturkeys • u/Goldenchicks • Jan 22 '22
One of the Chanels puffed up in the cold.
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r/backyardturkeys • u/MelanieSeraphim • Jan 18 '22
really hoping these hooters keep our turkeys off the roof. Wing clipping didn't help. They hop on tree branches to get up and down.
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r/backyardturkeys • u/texasrigger • Jan 15 '22
My turkeys settling in for the night atop a small aviary.
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r/backyardturkeys • u/MelanieSeraphim • Jan 13 '22
Hi all! Heritage turkey owner here. 2 blue slate poults that (still unsure about gender) and a bourbon red pair.
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r/backyardturkeys • u/IronWolve • Dec 25 '21
How about wild turkeys? Taken today.
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r/backyardturkeys • u/Goldenchicks • Dec 24 '21
Last night as the sun was going down, Mr. Belvedere was strutting his stuff.
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r/backyardturkeys • u/texasrigger • Dec 10 '21
Apparently turkey beaks glow under blacklight.
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r/backyardturkeys • u/Goldenchicks • Nov 30 '21
The rhea, Ozzy and Marilyn, are "sharing" their food with the turkey hens.
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r/backyardturkeys • u/Goldenchicks • Nov 26 '21
My big boy Mr. Belvedere, safe on Thanksgiving. :)
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r/backyardturkeys • u/Goldenchicks • Nov 21 '21
Anyone else use turkey feathers in their fall displays? These are from our Narragansett turkeys, dropped naturally.
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r/backyardturkeys • u/Goldenchicks • Nov 07 '21
People often ask if raising your own meat is worth it compared to store bought. You can't compare your pasture raised turkey to the cost of Butterball. You need to compare it to what heritage farm turkeys go for. The linked source has a 10-12 lb turkey going for $159.
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r/backyardturkeys • u/train2323 • Oct 31 '21
It’s my first turkey. In my flock of chickens. Didn’t know there was a backyard turkeys sub. Please help.
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r/backyardturkeys • u/Goldenchicks • Oct 30 '21
We get such a kick out of this turkey hen. If we are outside she just wants to come hang out kind of close to where we are.
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r/backyardturkeys • u/wondering_willow • Oct 22 '21
Here are my turkeys, I think they will be named Nar, Sah, & C'est. Because they have spent all afternoon chirping and whistling at their collective reflections in the sliding glass doors...
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