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lol nah... The info you're after was posted before your second-last post in this thread, you have to go digging through the documents listed for the answers you're after. But asides from that, if you go checking the dates on the posts, you'll see this thread is a very slow and quiet one...

Found a gallery with more images, probably the finest looking ocellated turkeys I've seen in this gallery. If you go back to page one and read through this thread you'll find your questions about them answered for the most part. Best wishes.

Good to see it worked with your browser setup, I was thinking maybe you're on a mobile or one of those other browsers that make anybody's help useless because they aren't seeing the same page you are.

Sounds interesting ivan3, I'll check it out. One can never learn too much IMO. ;)

Thanks, very interesting site.

Thanks for the info. They certainly are an interesting bird. Always worth doing the homework, lol!

Wow, NaefNaests, very nice pics! Especially the third. Spectacular!

Thanks for the info, ivan3.

Quote: Do the two species hybridize?

Thanks for the info. They do seem worthwhile, both for conservation purposes and if the numbers get high enough in future, as livestock. Looks like they've got a long road ahead of them though. Best wishes.

I've been interested in ocellated turkeys for a fair while now, so any information you could share would be valued. I have a few questions. How many females per male do you keep? How many eggs per season, and how many clutches per year? Are the females good mothers or do you have to...