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It doesn't really have a comb. Doesn't have a "knot" like the for sure turkey either.

Any help on identifying breeds is welcome!!

Awe. I think we have a processing turkey. Tempted to order a set of the heritage ones so they don't have to be processed as soon.

The one little turkey we have is interacting well with the ducks and chicks, but the hubsters is worried it is going to grow up and bully the other birds and be lonely. The turkey named pilgrim is very personable - he likes eating from our hand and sit in our lap.

Ok I guess I should have stated my question differently. Since I have just one turkey do I need to get another one to keep it company

Are turkeys better in pairs?

I didn't see your response before I responded. I got some of them! Read they do not like to be confined long termed. Have you had any issues so far?

Sicilian buttercup?

Can anyone help with identifying this chick?

Well too bad we didn't get two... Looks like this one may be thanksgiving dinner

Here's another shot - those little ones move too much

I need to get a better picture of them - this is so much more exciting than I expected.

I was curious about that, but thought they had naked necks. So far all the ones with feathers on feet don't have five toes.

I didn't think about that side of us getting the one duck. We have 6 ducks that are about two months old so. Maybe after quarantine they can all be buddies.

We got 50 chicks including the duck. That is not all of them in the picture.

So far only lost one little chick. We got one duck and the rest chickens.

Thank you! They did. So far no casualties. One duck and a variety of chickens. Was too excited to get clear pictures this morning. Will try and post

Awe we are about three and one half hours away from Memphis. Wonder if our birds will travel same path. I just received the shipping email with tracking code. I'm so excited just ready to have them here!

Awe shucks! Invoice said ship 4/23/14 at 5:00am and no new email yet!