Turkey coop ideas buildings

Hi, I ordered a few BR turkey poults and need to build them a coop. What type of housing do they...

This turkey coop is designed for 6 hens and 1 tom. I have Kentucky Bourbon Reds. This turkey coop is the same as one of my chicken coops. The only difference is in the chicken coop I used 1/2 by 1 wire mesh for the floor and for the turkeys I...

Knowing how to build a turkey coop that's an appealing place to roost will keep your flock happy and healthy on your homestead.

Although experts suggest raising turkeys in a separate environment, away from chickens, we realized our limited space meant if we were going to raise turkeys they would have to be…

A place to roost at night and out of the weather #GriffinRanch

It is important to consider the needs of a turkey in providing a safe and secure refuge. A turkey shelter needs to be draft free to start.

Mobile turkey coops that are durable, lightweight, and designed to last a lifetime! Now you can raise happy, healthy turkeys easier than before!

VICTOR – Tyler Tucker knew he was onto something good when he sold out of his Bourbon Red turkeys in half a day earlier this fall.

This is a great thread! I've been wanting a few of these beasts!

I noticed that the runs for turkeys are not generally covered much, if at all (I think). Does any one have any issues with their turkeys and rain? Its my...

You're thinking of getting turkeys, but wondering if you can stick them in with your chickens. Can you raise turkeys and chickens together?

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Check out my latest Community Chickens post where you can learn how to make a simply turkey nest box and another chance at winning the S...

I have eggs in the bator due to start hatch 3 weeks from now and I'm looking into coops for them....

Duck/chicken coop

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Turkey roosting area. They don't need a coop unless they're being bred. Need to cover it in chicken wire until they get big enough to defend themselves. Maybe build it next to the goat shed, so they can share the fenced area? Note: We built this. It lasted until the first snowstorm, then the roof caved. Northerners who only raise Spring-Fall will need to brace the daylights out of the roof.

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