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Wild Turkey Recipies
Many wild turkey recipies can be obtained from a website of a breeder with photos of the dishes.
In the wild, there is only one common color for these birds – black with red, green, gold or violet iridescence. Other varieties are very rare in the wild. As these birds are very popular as pets, breeders create new color varieties, but most farmers breed these birds for meat and eggs. New colors and varieties appear as a result of mutations and selective breeding. Rare individuals may cost much, while common birds are very cheap.
Many wild turkey recipies can be obtained from a website of a breeder with photos of the dishes.
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Sexual dimorphism is characteristic of this species. Males are much larger than females and one adult male has a harem of several females. Males’ feathers are black or brown, but colorful iridescence makes them very attractive. Hens are dull in color, which camouflages them in the grass when they incubate the eggs. These birds breed in early spring. It’s very difficult to see a gobbling male, because they choose remote quiet openings, but the sight is worth seeing. Males fan out their tail, lower their wings, throw back their head and utter loud calls. Males don’t participate in incubating the eggs. Females build a nest on the ground and lay about 10-15 eggs. The eggs should be incubated for 25 or 30 days. The chicks are usually strong and able to feed themselves within 24 hours. Many wild turkey recipies can be obtained from a website of a breeder with photos of the dishes.
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