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Yeah there's just a thin little line of feathers growing up the neck. Do you have any advice on keeping everyone safe and happy together?

Im so sorry to keep bothering you with my turkey. I just wanted to share some more photos of them (I was playing some turkey sounds on my phone to see if they would gobble, but they kinda just puffed up a tiny bit) Im worried if it's a Tom I'll have to rehome it because I've read about how they...

Does my Turkey seem to still be giving off Hen vibes? Also do they all have a little nub on their chest for where a beard would be, even if they are a male or female? Still no strutting around or gobbles. Does a ton of Cluck purs and just started doing yelping calls to me today.

Thank you for clearing that up ^^

It's been another month and I cant believe how much my bronze breasted turkey has grown! They are 3 months old now (I know still probably way too early to officially tell) but any hints on the gender? No gobbles and no strutting.

Unfortunately she passed away today. There was no egg in her poop during the whole thing. The reason I thought she might be egg bound at the start was she was just standing around, "Hunkered down", eyes closed when she could. I've had an egg bound hen in the past who acted the same way and I was...

Hi everyone, about 7 days ago my hen was showing signs of being egg bound and I did a warm bath and checked her vent (didn't notice anything). I also started her on some amoxy-tyl for any infection she might have. She didn't get worse but she also didn't really improve all that much. She would...

I know it's probably too early to tell but I'm leaning towards hen? I read online that males usually go compleatly bald while females have a line of feathers going down their necks. This turkey is 8 wks old.

I've rinsed her eyes once last night and twice today and both are still very swollen, one swollen shut. Im giving her Amtyl until the Tylosin arrives in the next few days. Is there anything I should do to help reduce the swelling?

Update: No improvement but she hasnt gotten any worse. Still very fiesty and alert. I had thought she had issues breathing but she breathes fine with her mouth open. Her nose and eyes are just swollen and stuffed.

Sounds good thank you, I order the tylosin :)

I dont notice any odor or super thick mucus coming out of her nose, it seems to be just runny liquid that dries a kinda brown yellow. I'll for sure do the eyewash. Honestly after reading what MG is I wouldn't surprise me if that is what is it. All of my chickens come from the same rural breeder...

Well I appreciate your advice and if anyone wants a different way to do the same sort of concept, Im sure your info will be helpful.

Found my 1.5yo Seabright chicken laying out in the middle of the run this morning not really moving and I noticed one of her eyes was swollen and goopy with both gooey mucus and liquid. She was absolutly fine last night. I brought her inside and set up and dark cozy place for her to keep warm...

So in december I rebuilt my system a little bit because one of the pumps failed and the cans were starting to rust. So! Added Dollar store quart containers - $1 Each Cheap amazon pumps- $10 Cheap Smart home timers- $10 Plastic containers with an eyehook screwed into the lid has now solved the...

Very good ideas. Using the proylene Glycol is a good idea. Lucky for me though my system is located outside the chicken run and downhill so if something did happen, it would flow away from the chickens. Impossible for then to get to it. As for your system I am horribly bad when it comes to...

I did have to rebuild it in December, one of the pumps died, otherwise going strong!

For my chickens I have an enclosed part of my run and a open part of my run. I keep their food in the enclosed area but of course there is a access door for the chickens to go between the two areas. I covered the opening with a curtain with flaps that the chickens can pass through but the...

Oh man I rescued some RSLs and they are already going on their 2nd year. They are very sweet chickens but I didn't know they were so short lived! I'll give them a safe home and tons of love so they'll have a great life.

All of my chickens have pretty old fashioned names and some of the old fashioned names come from characters from TV shows I really like. Fred, Elsie, Sophie, Clair, Ginger, Violet, Poppy, Penelope, lily, Emily, Emma, Edith