Will this work for a turkey?
780664
Haven't tried on turkey. It should work depending on size of bird. You would need more headspace in oven and the butt of turkey would have to be tight enough for the can to insert and hold. The legs may have to be splayed on an additional base tray...
173071
I doubt it. It is intended for flying birds, and the wild turkeys around here don't fly.
1173317
If you use the stone, remove the grill, (the stone sits 4-5 inches below the grill) and use a bird stand, any size turkey will fit
42534
I only roast/smoke chickens using this roaster. It is to small for a turkey.
2040947
Yes! We have used them to spatchcock our Thanksgiving turkeys the last two years and the shears are amazing. These are solid, heavy duty shears. There are a couple of tough spots on the turkey where I have to pull back a little and cut using just the tips of the shears and/or use two hands, but the shears will cut through.
1970963
I'm not familiar with Turkey but It's dual voltage so I would think it would work. You will just need an adapter.
831012
Not sure, but I wasn't impressed when I made the turkey. It has a rack that made it very difficult to get the bird out. You would think the handles would of been long enough to pull it out. It fits exactly a 22 lb turkey and the rack was of no use. Was not too happy that I bought this for my son. I would think it would handle any degree - we had 350 and it was fine.
1242440
Brinsea website indicates it is suitable for gamebird chicks so I would assume that would include turkeys.
517376
Unfortunately the answer is not likely. This motor will turn a 100lb load that is very well balanced. That being said a pig is inherently not well balanced so I would recommend no larger than 80lbs. for a pig. 100 pounds for a turkey, chicken, etc.
1197495
yes it can fit a large turkey, but not very happy with unit . This unit is very under powered takes a really long time to cook. I also own and do recommend a masterbuilt smoker 40 inch digital model beats the Bradley smoker hands down
1630645
Hi,It can fit a 15 lb turkey but it would also depend on the shape of the bird, it would be best to limit it to 13 lb.Thank You!
1807303
I think it would because, when I've cooked a turkey, the rack is definitely smaller than the bird.
1539449
I don't believe that it could handle anything larger then an 8 to 10lb. turkey. But if you have a small turkey or a roasting chicken, then I do believe that it would fit. I hope this helps you.
1891153
We have many wild turkeys in our area. The coyote decoy, does not seem to intimidate them whatsoever. We only have one decoy though, it might work if you have a few scattered about. The turkeys do not go near the decoy in the field. It definitely helped with our goose problem though.
2056091
We had two parakeets that used one of these for some time. So, yes, it would work.
792800
I would not use it for a turkey; rack not big enough to support a large one. I still have the cardboard that came wrapped around the rack and right on it it says "Heavy duty with wide handles for safe and easy lifting." I would just lift straight up because if you should tip the rack to one side or the other just a bit, the way it locks into adjustable place will collapse and you could drop the meat.
2146407
They cut through cartilage and breast bones to split a chicken in half. However, not the leg bones. I believe it would do the same on a turkey. They are excellent shears.