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Because living alone can be very stressful for flock animals such as turkeys, if a turkey resident is unable to live with other turkeys, it… Read More »Do Turkeys Get Lonely?

Wild turkeys, like all birds, have a great need to keep their feathers clean and in their proper places. Turkeys do that by taking dust… Read More »Do Turkeys Make Holes In The Ground?

1. They’re social butterflies. Turkeys looove greeting visitors, making new friends, and being around others. They can even recognize human faces! Do turkeys get attached… Read More »Do Turkeys Recognize Humans?

Turkeys do not have a well-developed sense of smell because of the relatively smaller size of the olfactory lobes. So, they are not going to… Read More »Can Turkeys Smell You?

No, turkey is not toxic at all to dogs (or cats!). Many dogs enjoy a diet of kibble, wet food, or both that contains turkey… Read More »Is Turkey Toxic To Dogs?

When fighting off predators, turkeys may kick with their legs, using the spurs on their back of the legs as a weapon, bite with their… Read More »How Does A Turkey Defend Itself?

Wild turkeys that become accustomed to humans and human-associated foods, like bird seed, are likely to lose their fear of people and can cause damage… Read More »Are Turkeys Afraid Of People?

Get a Dog. Stuffed coyotes have their charm, but nothing scares off a wild turkey quite as enthusiastically as a loud territorial dog. Leashing your… Read More »Are Turkeys Afraid Of Dogs?

Damage to Plants, Lawns, and Livestock Turkeys may be responsible for minor damage to plants as they scratch and forage for food. How do I… Read More »Do Wild Turkeys Damage Lawns?

The birds eat many pesky insects, and a flock of turkeys nearby can be ideal pest control for a yard. Turkeys are also beloved for… Read More »Are Turkeys Good For Your Lawn?