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Nope, didn't seem to matter. I do notice the hatchlings still bond (hang out with) to the turkey and it's two years later.

I have had broody turkeys. Placing fertile eggs under my turkey worked out very well for me. The first time, I used fertile turkey eggs. The second time, I used fertile chicken eggs. If my turkey gets broody again, I think I will use duck eggs. Good luck!

Hi! I would like to suggest Craig's List/ Denver to find a rental that is chicken friendly..... You also want to be sure the city/county you live in is chicken friendly. Plan on making your pen/coop safe from foxes, coyotes, skunks, racoons. We have plenty of them and they can cause havoc...

LOVE, LOVE, LOVE your coop!!!!

excellent information!