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I would love to have some turkeys. I haven’t talked Michael into it yet! 🙂 Beautiful birds.
They are pretty painless to keep. We enjoy watching them.
Beautiful feathers and the turkeys lol!
Yea, they like to show.
YOU guys are turkeys….lol I don’t think they call people turkeys anymore, like they use to in the 80’s