Parker pulled thru, do turkeys have balls?
 

Got the turkey with the parker. Strange balls inside. What are they? Its an adult male bird. The balls inside are exactly like raw egg yolk.

That's from a cross border Mexican turkey smuggling in bags of dope.

Exactly what part of the turkey were they inside?

They look like fibroids to me! You sure that bad boy wasn't a cross dresser?

:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:

My guess is it was a big bearded hen and they're eggs starting to form.

Destr

Check them for drugs

The bird
 

The bird had a small beard and spurs. Balls came from general body cavity.

Did the bird live near a golf course?

Ed,
I agree with Destr. The small grape clusters looking structures are the ovaries with un ovulated ova (immature eggs) and the larger golfball size structures are eggs in slightly different stages of development. She would have been ready to nest soon.
A hen may and can be bred every day by the gobbler. Sperm is stored in the hen's oviduct for up to 4 weeks so only one successful breeding is necessary to fertilize the eggs for an entire clutch. Once she starts laying, she may lay an egg every day until her nest contains an average of 12 eggs (8-16). However she will not sit (incubate) the eggs continuously until all her eggs are laid.
You should be able to cut/slice into the structures and they look like.... .an "egg" ..but the shell will not be hard hard yet. They could be runny or jelly like.
Well that's my two cents worth.
Gerald Majors (DVM)

Note: Yes it has been documented that bearded hens can be fertile, lay eggs and raise chicks/poults.

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I did some net searching and you are right. This was a trophy bird that we butchered. Big spurs, (unheard of), and the small beard. Live and learn. Thanks to all. PS this thing was traveling with 2 very big white hens. Dont get rarer than that.

I was close ..."golf ball size"....LOL