OK Acres Shetlands: 37 Turkeys

Monday, December 13, 2010

37 Turkeys

I got up early Saturday morning, I had a lot to do and wanted to get my running done before the blizzard hit too hard. As I'm running around trying to get ready, I glance outside and saw a few turkeys, so I stopped and walked to the patio door to find this.................................................................................................

37 Turkeys!!!!!

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The bird feeders are about 5 ft. off my deck!

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Emily BartelsDecember 13, 2010
That is amazing! I wish I could've been there to talk to them!
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Nancy K.December 13, 2010
Oh, SURE ~ I suppose their food is all covered by the snow!

So nice of you to feed them...

;-)
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Becky UtechtDecember 14, 2010
What fun to see a big band of wild turkeys like that! Just so they don't become pests around your place.
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About us

We live close to the IL/WI border, almost perfectly centered in the state. Our farm is 4 miles west of Monroe, WI and tucked back off the main road in a peaceful little valley.

We are home to a flock of Purebred Shetland sheep, 1 alpacas, 2 llamas, 3 horses, a flock of laying hens, a couple Maremma guardian dogs, our house dog, Tess and our 2 house cats.

We strive to raise all our animals using as little chemical input as we can manage, and part of our goal for the herd is to breed towards parasite resistance. All of our animals are treated with respect, kindness and love, and are free to graze and roam our pastures. Our main focus is on fiber animals, but horses are my first love, so we do a lot of trail riding as well.

Having a connection with the food, fiber and meat we raise is something that holds great value for my husband and myself, as well as making sure that the animals in our care are treated with kindness no matter where their journey may lead.

My focus for my Shetlands is to raise, soft, silky, fine-fleeced animals without disregarding conformation, mothering ability, hardiness and temperament. Our focus is polled, fine fleeced Registered Purebred Shetland sheep. But we also have a few crossbred sheep and pet or fiber sheep for sale.

I do sell some of my fiber, roving and yarn and have a limited number of Shetland pelts for sale. I am an avid knitter, and have just recently begun to spin and now addicted to that as well. Life is quite simply.......perfect!

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Monday, December 13, 2010

37 Turkeys

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