We were out looking at houses and saw this turkey in a yard. It was huge! I haven’t seen a lot of turkeys in my time, but it was definitely the biggest I’d ever seen.
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We were out looking at houses and saw this turkey in a yard. It was huge! I haven’t seen a lot of turkeys in my time, but it was definitely the biggest I’d ever seen.
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The turkey looks quite impressive. Nice pictures! It seems he is looking for a bride or maybe you just scared him off and he is making himself bigger than he is…
Wow, what an impressive looking turkey and so well captured – good on ya!
Happy Thanksgiving! Shame you didn’t have a BIG net or lasso for this one! Delicious photo! Incredible color and detail – how close were you??
I remember the first wild turkey I saw. Such a vivid memory, such a bird.
Great photo! Brought back memories of many, many years ago when my mother raised turkeys. I particularly remember one mean old tom turkey!
I don’t think he was scared, he sat there posing back and forth for us for about 5 minutes, he’d poof out and walk one way then turned around and do it the other way. I’m uninformed when it comes to turkeys, I didn’t even know their feathers did that like a peacock does. I was hoping he was someone’s pet and not their meal.
Shannon (filling in for Norma)
That is one amazing bird. I too hope he’s a pet and not dinner. The colors are beautiful.