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I've eaten one, I prefer Duck eggs

Cause will Eat all the turkeys at christmas 🤣🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧

Just acquired 2 young hens. Thank you for doing a spot on this variety. Helped me identify as from feed store. It would be extremely helpful if you would add chick colors to the content. I have a variety of youngsters. I know what most are, the hybrids throwing me off.

I love eggs.....why haven't i thought of these bad boys before???

That's what I'd heard. The eggs aren't much bigger than chicken eggs, they produce a less of them and it takes more feed to feed them. Besides, remember where the cheapest eggs come from - imagine turkeys in battery cages... I don't think that'd work out too well... 😬

A friend of mine hooks me up with random mixed batches of eggs from her farm all the time. Chicken, turkey, duck, and guinea. The turkey eggs are huge. I like to save those for when I do a steak. All that wonderful yolk... 🤤😋

Could you imagine, a Thanksgiving with deviled eggs made from turkey eggs, stuffing made from turkey eggs, and whatever else uses eggs made from turkey eggs? That’d definitely bring a whole new meaning to the term Turkey Day.

turkeys r gay. u r what u eat.

Telling me to like and subscribe before watching any of your content makes me instantly dislike and not subscribe. By the way. Dont talk to me like a sheeple lol.

Because weakness.

without watching, my guess is that Turkeys have only been domesticated for a few hundred years and chickens for many thousands and chickens have been highly optimized to be efficient egg layers as well as requiring less food to sustain them. So economically, it'd be a lot cheaper to run a chicken farm than a turkey farm if your goal is egg production.

Its crazy how ill be replying to this in 2053

Great video!

I have tasted turkey eggs. They were quite similar like chicken eggs, but just a little bigger.

The reason “I” don’t (didn’t) eat turkeys eggs is they are “rubbery” when cooked (sunny side up) and the flavor is much stronger than chicken eggs and not in a good way. So never had a desire to eat them again after trying them. We had a flock of pet turkeys when my kids were still home and in school. I don’t think we ever tried cooking with them now that I think about it.

I have some polish 10 week old Polish chickens and the two Isa Brown chickens are pecking their tops. What about that as the other chickens the same age don't get bothered? Do you have an answer for that? Thank you

Because they are resource heavy. Most people couldn't afford it.

Pro tip: don't let yourself get whooped by a chicken. Just wear boots and use them as a shield. Also mean roosters aren't worth it. You can have a sweet rooster that you can even pick up and pet if you get the right one.

Odd looking chickens.

Bikers 😂😂😂😂, that's a good one 😂😂😂

I knew money would feature somewhere in this...

Turkey eggs are incredibly underwhelming in flavor, and they lay seasonally.

My friend raises chickens and turkeys, she gave me 4 turkey eggs. They taste like chicken eggs, they are harder to whip into an omelet, the membrane is stiffer.

Having heard this, I want turkey eggs.

Why don't we eat HUMAN eggs? Women produce eggs every month, and if the eggs are not fertilized, they are destroyed and thrown away, which is a waste. Why not eat the unfertilized eggs? They are not (full) human beings and they are going to be destroyed anyway.

A video of chick identifying would be extremely helpful.

There wouldn’t be enough turkeys for Christmas if we ate the eggs 😮

I have found out a butt head roost is usually very fertile one

Wild turkey or the turkey for thanksgiving?

Turkey eggs are my favorite

before watching, ima guess, they dont lay as often? and a new turkey is better to have?

I never ate Turkey, duck, goose, or quail eggs 🥚 🪺 🤔

If I ate a whole turkey, I'd sleep for a week😂

Not a turkey fan. Would rather eat chicken. As for eggs, I have a bunch of ducks, and prefer their eggs. My duck moms, though, think they're geese. And when they're brooding, they will attack !

So we don’t eat turkey eggs coz we don’t eat turkey eggs.

Why don’t we eat crocodile eggs?

We don't eat turkey eggs because the turkeys are much bigger than chickens and they will get angry and bite you real bad.

Our barred rock are the best!!!!!

The BS you have to suffer through just to get to the subject. Blah blah blah.

The Rhode Island Reds can live up to 10 to 15 years

interesting, the reason i thouhgt we never eat turkey eggs but just the turkey itself, is because some folks believe you need to repopulate the turkey culture in order to avoid it from hitting the endangered species mark thus stopping all turkey meat production losing farmers money, yes i know there are alot of turkeys, but i beleive there a population limit before an animal is considered endangered, and as of right now I'm surprised Turkey's aren't in the endangered species list to be 100 percent honest.

Never thought about turkey eggs. I did get to try a goose egg about 30yrs ago. It was about the size of two chicken eggs and richer in flavor; it was very good.

This video is half over and you are still asking the same question. Thankfully it's only 5mins long. If you ask me one more time I'm going to explode. Find another hobby or whatever this channel is.SPOILER: SKIP TO 2:40

Skip to the 2:40 mark to get to the point.

I've eaten Australorp, Buff Roosters, and Cornish Crosses that we raised. The CC meat was amazing but the heritage birds had a great flavor. Next up- Freedom Rangers, White Rangers and New Hampshire.

2:31 Stopped Breathing for a second!!!

Duck eggs can be viable for longer than 3 days as long as the weather is not cold look up how Mallards keep nests and have eggs

Low cage is fine as long as there no food . Mine. Couldn’t swallow and died

I just bought one there to friendly and wants human attention they will jump on you play with you ly beside you follow u around wants to cuddle best breed

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