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The tricky part was that in order to be able to find all possible parents and grandparents, you have to calculate basically every possible pairing. In total 8.6 million results were calculated. 😬

Exciting News: Introducing ‘Reverse Search’ Feature! This feature empowers you to determine the necessary ancestors—parents or grandparents—to achieve the specific result you’re aiming for. Simply choose the offspring you wish to produce and hit ‘Calculate’. Instantly, you’ll be presented with...

If you look closely, you can see a blue tail band. She is a Blue Red Bronze.

the color looks very patchy and light. maybe you can make a few more pictures, than I can tell for sure.

Looks like Rusty Black and Dilute Rusty Slate

Now there are even more customization options! Instead of using the default pictures, you can customize your flock with your own pictures ()! (All pictures will be stored locally on the device -> no upload).

Wings, lower back and tail. The better the lighting and the resolution, the better I can tell you exactly what is going on.

There are quite a few things going on here. Neither the female black, nor the black male seem to be pure. The male seem to carry a red gene and seems to have a split base color (Black/Bronze). If you could provide more detailed pictures I could narrow it down even more.

Favorites will now also show a preview picture and it is possible to organize turkeys in flocks (1 male + 5 females per flock).

I think that those people refer to early and late feathering but this only works if you set up the groups properly and that won't be the case in a backyard setting. :)

I'm talking about this one: This is the typical pattern for Sweetgrass. The other one (with the heavy dark pattern) is a Red Bronze.

The brown color is typical for Sweetgrass turkeys. The look very similar to Royal Palm at hatch.

I'm Thrilled to Announce the Launch of Our New Website Features! Manage your Favorites: Easily bookmark your beloved turkeys as favorites and manage them by adding individual comments anytime without the hassle of searching. Genotype at a Glance: With a simple click, select any turkey’s...

Looks like Dilute Rusty Slate.

Can you make a picture in daylight? Probably a Dilute Rusty Slate