Re: Turkey Question

OmManiPadmeOmelet wrote: 
In article <3q3p6nFcr56pU3@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
 katy <katysails@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:


OmManiPadmeOmelet wrote:

In article <3q2th3Fcm80kU1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
katy <katysails@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:



OmManiPadmeOmelet wrote:


In article <3q2qi6Fcn548U2@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
katy <katysails@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:




OmManiPadmeOmelet wrote:



In article <dhghsq$cep$1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
"Andrea Midtmoen Fease" <afease@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:





Female turkeys are a bit smaller than their male counterparts, and yes the wattles are much smaller. 


I think it's called a "snood".
That thing that hangs down over their beak.

Cheers! 

I like dingle-dangle better

katy 


<snicker>
But that can be anatomically misleading.......


ONLY if you have a prurient mind... : P

katy 


And the majority of humans are...
<evil grin>


My mind is as pure as driven snow...

katy


I'll bet........ ;-D 

How much?

katy
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