u/mopr0blems

▲ 11 r/livestock+2 crossposts

Injured Turkey

Seeking advice:

Yesterday we rescued a baby turkey with an injured leg, the man we got him from said he "couldn't keep up" with his flock and he needed a new home. He has a seriously injured leg that he is not able to support himself with. It looks and feels dislocated so we attempted to splint it last night but it seems to be even worse today. We've been keeping chickens and ducks for a few years but this is our first turkey - if there is anything we can do for him we'd obviously love to see him thrive and live a long healthy life, but if we are just prolonging the inevitable we don't want him to suffer. Any insights or advice would be greatly appreciated.

u/mopr0blems — 4 days ago

▲ 10 r/PikminBloomApp

I don't understand the benefits of using the monthly flower petals to bloom large flowers over just planting them while walking. It seems like when I use petals to bloom a flower I get less nectar than I put into it with petals - why would I use the limited event petals that are needed to clear stages. I'm new to playing, I started like the first week of April and I just barely made it through stage 4 of last month's event. Am I missing something or is it just player preference?

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u/mopr0blems — 9 days ago