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Brush Turkey Pet. Andriy onufriyenko / moment via getty images. But there are good reasons to admire — if not love — this. If a turkey has started creating a mound, prune away any overhanging vegetation to reduce shade for the mound. Looking for a giant pet bird that cuddles, talks, and sticks by your side? Feed your pets inside and don’t leave their food out because scrub turkeys enjoy pet food. They will also steal food from outdoor pet bowls, so it’s best to feed your pets indoors if you have a resident. Make sure to cover your open compost pile and keep the lid on any compost bins you use. Here are a few thoughts and tips on raising turkeys as pets that might help you if you’re looking into having some for yourself! Can you have a turkey as a pet? Brush turkeys are fearless and will simply come back if you try to chase them away. You sure can, and they make friendly, loyal, and pretty unique companions. The characteristic nature of the brush turkey is to lurk in gardens making an awful mess as it digs up leaf litter, twigs and dirt. Don’t leave water out in your garden.

The characteristic nature of the brush turkey is to lurk in gardens making an awful mess as it digs up leaf litter, twigs and dirt. Make sure to cover your open compost pile and keep the lid on any compost bins you use. You sure can, and they make friendly, loyal, and pretty unique companions. But there are good reasons to admire — if not love — this. Feed your pets inside and don’t leave their food out because scrub turkeys enjoy pet food. Brush turkeys are fearless and will simply come back if you try to chase them away. Can you have a turkey as a pet? Looking for a giant pet bird that cuddles, talks, and sticks by your side? Andriy onufriyenko / moment via getty images. They will also steal food from outdoor pet bowls, so it’s best to feed your pets indoors if you have a resident.

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Brush Turkey Pet Here are a few thoughts and tips on raising turkeys as pets that might help you if you’re looking into having some for yourself! You sure can, and they make friendly, loyal, and pretty unique companions. Here are a few thoughts and tips on raising turkeys as pets that might help you if you’re looking into having some for yourself! Feed your pets inside and don’t leave their food out because scrub turkeys enjoy pet food. Don’t leave water out in your garden. Can you have a turkey as a pet? Andriy onufriyenko / moment via getty images. Make sure to cover your open compost pile and keep the lid on any compost bins you use. The characteristic nature of the brush turkey is to lurk in gardens making an awful mess as it digs up leaf litter, twigs and dirt. Brush turkeys are fearless and will simply come back if you try to chase them away. Looking for a giant pet bird that cuddles, talks, and sticks by your side? But there are good reasons to admire — if not love — this. They will also steal food from outdoor pet bowls, so it’s best to feed your pets indoors if you have a resident. If a turkey has started creating a mound, prune away any overhanging vegetation to reduce shade for the mound.