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Tom Turkey Anatomy. No one can deny that a male turkey, called a tom, in full feather is one of the most incredible spectacles you can. In this portion of the wild turkey anatomy series we are covering the turkey's head from top to. This tuft is referred to as a beard. However, a tom’s is longer and more prominent. Like chickens, turkeys walk on their toes, as shown in. The spurs serve two primary purposes for a tom turkey; Toms, jakes, and hens all have snoods. A turkey grows spurs on the back of each leg near the foot, and can be used for defense as well as for fighting. A snood is the floppy, fleshy appendage that drapes over a turkey’s beak. Like the fleshy head appendages, turkey beards are believed to be an aesthetic feature intended to attract mates; The wild turkey’s snood is one. Here is a breakdown of some of the wild turkey’s distinct anatomical features and their function, from snood to spur, if you will.

Here is a breakdown of some of the wild turkey’s distinct anatomical features and their function, from snood to spur, if you will. In this portion of the wild turkey anatomy series we are covering the turkey's head from top to. Like the fleshy head appendages, turkey beards are believed to be an aesthetic feature intended to attract mates; Like chickens, turkeys walk on their toes, as shown in. Toms, jakes, and hens all have snoods. A snood is the floppy, fleshy appendage that drapes over a turkey’s beak. However, a tom’s is longer and more prominent. The wild turkey’s snood is one. The spurs serve two primary purposes for a tom turkey; A turkey grows spurs on the back of each leg near the foot, and can be used for defense as well as for fighting.

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Tom Turkey Anatomy Like the fleshy head appendages, turkey beards are believed to be an aesthetic feature intended to attract mates; Like chickens, turkeys walk on their toes, as shown in. A turkey grows spurs on the back of each leg near the foot, and can be used for defense as well as for fighting. The wild turkey’s snood is one. Toms, jakes, and hens all have snoods. This tuft is referred to as a beard. Here is a breakdown of some of the wild turkey’s distinct anatomical features and their function, from snood to spur, if you will. Like the fleshy head appendages, turkey beards are believed to be an aesthetic feature intended to attract mates; A snood is the floppy, fleshy appendage that drapes over a turkey’s beak. However, a tom’s is longer and more prominent. No one can deny that a male turkey, called a tom, in full feather is one of the most incredible spectacles you can. In this portion of the wild turkey anatomy series we are covering the turkey's head from top to. The spurs serve two primary purposes for a tom turkey;