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Hi :-) New to raising turkeys this year and thinking about building them their own coop. Got to them kinda by accident. Got one at the feed store on a whim, sadly little clueless drowned in the duck pond, and kinda fell in love with it. Kid got so upset after losing clueless, who pretty sure...

Thx! I hope it’s not a broad breasted meatie. Was hoping for a pet/guard turkey. If it is a broad breasted..... how do you tell the difference, or is it just that obvious? And assuming in that case it will not make a good pet and will have health issues just like meat chickens (Cornish)

Hey, I picked up this little guy/girl at a local feed store. It only said “mixed turkeys “. This is my first turkey, I put him in with my ducklings and goslings. Anyone have an idea what breed it could be??? Thank you :-)

I am so in love with them! Very happy that everything is going smoothly, almost feel silly now that I questioned their parenting skills ;-) Mrs. Goose, Hugo and Lefty the sidekick

I am so relieved and happy to report that my little hippie family takes excellent care of the goslings now. I guess they just needed to figure out the new dynamics and I think Hugo was just really overwhelmed first with his new father role ;-) Mrs. Goose took them back into her little A-frame...

My 1 day old American Buff goslings went on their first outing with mom and dad's…..yeah, my lady has 2 guys attending to her ;-)

First day out and about as a family……... I can't believe she hatched all of her 7 eggs!!!!!!! I was hoping for 2 or 3 but didn't think that all of them would hatch!!!!!

Here is a picture of them….. I will keep a eye on them and make sure that they are protected overnight.

Thanks for your reply. I think that things have calmed down …….my guess now is that it was the first day out and everybody was just a little overwhelmed (me included) and they had to adjust to their new little family. Temps are in the mid 60, goslings seem to be fine and not cold. I was just...

My American Buff yearling hatched 7 eggs yesterday. I have two ganders that bonded with her and another female that sits on a nest. Today the goslings and mom are out and about eating, drinking and enjoying the day. The Gander, Hugo, seems to try keep order and pecks at the little ones, don't...

I am so happy for Mrs. Goose, so far there are 5 little goslings……. hope I will get better pictures soon. Very protective of her nest and the the two ganders take their job very serious as well ;-)

Mrs. Goose's eggs hatched yesterday/today. 5 little ones as far as I can see…… won't let me very close ;-) and her two guardians taking their job very serious as well. lol You can see one peeking out :-)

My yearling Buff just went broody last Thursday!!!!!! She started laying probably 3 weeks ago, she laid a egg every other day/every day. I took them and replaced them with ceramic eggs because of the freezing temperatures at night. The first 4 eggs I think we ate and then I started saving them...

Freaked out this afternoon when I saw her walking around but she is back on her nest. Guess she just needed a little exercise and a snack :) That's her. You can see her butt and her two men standing guard!

My American Buff also started to go broody today and is sitting on her nest!!!! Good luck to you and hopefully both of us will have some goslings soon.

My yearling American Buff started to sit on her nest today!!!!!! She has been laying for about 2 weeks and in the beginning I removed the eggs and replaced with fake ones and marked her eggs. Yesterday I put the 5 newest ones back in the nest, think she might have layer another one yesterday and...

They both started laying and having nests….. so I don't really want to disturb them too much right now. Wanna have some babies…… Was just wondering if they ever pair up. I don't really mind it and they are not mean to her, was just curious if they will sort it out at some point. Don't know if I...

I have 2 pair of American Buff that I got last spring. The 2 females just started laying, each one has her own nest. The two ganders seem to have bonded just with one female. They follow her around and stand guard when she is laying eggs in the nest, they couldn't care less about the other...

Thank you, just placed a order. Don't know why I didn't think of it myself ;-) Husband suggested just using baseballs but I overruled him, ceramic eggs it is!

Ok, that sounds like a good idea. Where do i get nest eggs or what could I use?????? For my chickens I do golfballs but don't know if Mrs. Goose will be happy with those….. quite a size difference!