Puzzle #617!

[Catty1]

I think C will help on the name! C, please.

[Karen]

Sorry, there are no J's, cassiesmom!

Turke-s are nati-e to the A-ericas, a uni-ue contri-ution to our ta--es. The-
were -o-esticate- in -e-ico an- Centra- A-erica centuries -e-ore European
contact. -ecause the turke- was i-portant to Nati-e A-erican cu-tures, it he-- a
p-ace in -an- tri-es' --tho-og-.

-- Christine Heinrichs

Letters left to guess:
BDFLMQVXYZ

Felicia's Mom N(17) W(2)= 19
Catty1 E(33) O(14) R(18) A(22) T(26) I(20) U(11) C(15) = 259
cassiesmom G(1) P(3) K(2)= 4
Asiel H(8) S(11) = 19

[Freckles]

B, please

[Karen]

That's an easy one, Freckles!

Turke-s are nati-e to the A-ericas, a uni-ue contribution to our tab-es. The-
were -o-esticate- in -e-ico an- Centra- A-erica centuries be-ore European
contact. Because the turke- was i-portant to Nati-e A-erican cu-tures, it he-- a
p-ace in -an- tribes' --tho-og-.

b- Christine Heinrichs

Letters left to guess:
DFLMQVXYZ

Felicia's Mom N(17) W(2)= 19
Catty1 E(33) O(14) R(18) A(22) T(26) I(20) U(11) C(15) = 259
cassiesmom G(1) P(3) K(2)= 4
Asiel H(8) S(11) = 19
Freckles B(7) = 7

[Catty1]

PM sent.

[Karen]

You got it! Will you host the next one?

It was:

Turkeys are native to the Americas, a unique contribution to our tables. They were domesticated in Mexico and Central America centuries before European contact. Because the turkey was important to Native American cultures, it held a place in many tribes' mythology.

by Christine Heinrichs

[Catty1]

Yup!