Who called them a herd? I bet they don't do very much turkey hunting. Definately a flock. It's not a stupid question though. BB

Good un Vance!!I agree no stupid ?'s here!I'd like to see a herd of turks,must be some bigole birds!!!Flocks...

In my neck of the woods they are call a "Bigmessa".

Went out thar on the power lines yesserday and saw a Bigmessa turkeys.

(I think semi normal folk would call them a flock though).

Ok , I'll throw you a curve ball here. A flock of turkeys are often found in the fall and winter as a family flock sticks togeather or sexes tend to group . In the spring as the birds break up and a Tom joins aflock of hens for breading the group of birds become a Harrem ...BT

I should of mentioned we call them things other than flocks too.Some I can't mention on here without gettin booted

I always called a group of turkeys a drove...lots of other people use to also...not as common now days.

Ifly is right. The correct referrence to a group of turkeys is a "drove".

I guess the correct word is flock...around here in Va, most everyone says "gang"...if you were from Austrailia, you would use the word "mob"

Well, Slap my Mama and call me stupid!

All the oldtimers around here call a group of turkeys a "drove". But when I did a search:

http://search.netscape.com/ns/boomfr...ollectives.htm

http://search.netscape.com/ns/boomfr...ls%2Fnames.htm

http://search.netscape.com/ns/boomfr...mal-groups.htm

http://search.netscape.com/ns/boomfr...s%2Fgroups.htm

http://search.netscape.com/ns/boomfr...imalgroups.htm


The correct answer is apparently a RAFTER

How bout I just call you stupid.