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Pretty much ditto Ms AK. They tend to always make their nests under the best cover. Little dust bowl on the ground. Sometimes they squeeze out an egg anywhere they please. I found one on the roost this spring precariously balanced.

I have two cameras. One is a point and shoot Panasonic Lumix FZ18. It takes great close ups and is small enough to go with me on my big hikes and hunts etc. I then have a Canon 40D which is a more professional grade type SLR and I have a really nice big lens. I think I was about 50 - 50 on...

We have below ZERO temps and the wild ones or ones outside do just fine. The ones in the pens have straw on the ground and shelters to get out of the wind.

No kidding, thats all I need is to want another species. LOL I was getting the urge the other night to add another pen.

Chucks do better in captivity. They are also way more personable. I think they lose their wildness or are less flighty as well.

Yep we probably do. Characters too. Yes, those are Huns.

Though not my pets, these guys sure love to dig around in my garden.

Summer or winter, he or one of his gals is around. Sometimes he even sneaks into a pen when I am not looking.

meet Chuck. He follows me around like a schoolkid and talks to me constantly.

I have two species, Barbary and regular Chucks. I have them in assorted pens with my pheasants and out and about. I have a couple outside that follow me around like a flock of kids. They come and go as they please, but enjoy the cover I have for them and the snacks. They disappear about...