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  1. 08-10-2008 #1
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    Having worked in a turkey farm when in my youth I know the secret of how to make a Turkey sing. Works every time! This one was found wandering in a horse farm in Israel

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    LOL, come on the, let's have the the secret.
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    Quote Originally Posted by rolf View Post
    LOL, come on the, let's have the the secret.
    Lol it's in the clip. All you have to do is whistle and they answer. Doing this in shed with 3000 Turkeys is quite funny, first there is a silence and then they all go
    My theory that they think it's a bird of prey and they warn the others...
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    Ahh, that would explain it.
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