Turkey poults, unlike chicks, will follow you like puppies. They're very endearing! We have 5, 3 jakes and 2 jennys, that are about 5 months old now. When they start getting big, they get big fast and will make your chickens seem soooo tiny in comparison.
One of my girls is a genuine lap bird and will come up for a cuddle as soon as you sit down in the run and promptly fall asleep. She also gently tugs my hair until I give her attention.
The boys can fight brutally when they want to, but don't seem to ever do more than superficial damage to each other.
I'm guessing all of yours are earmarked for slaughter? We have one white, but he doesn't appear to be BB. Ours were bought as breeders to establish our own flock and I could maybe cull one or two of my boys if it came to it as our gender ratio is the wrong way round, but the other 3 are far too lovely for that.
We keep boys and girls separate to keep our jakes and roos on the chill side and so far, its working. No fusses intermingling them with the chickens, though one of my girls does not like our upcoming roo who I've added in with the girls on occasion. She'll fluff up and try to intimidate him, give him a bit of a chase around, but never lays a beak on him otherwise.
I'm not sure if I like them 'more' than chickens in general, but it's a pretty close call and certain individuals, absolutely. I just love to watch my boys fluff up for me and the girls trilling when I give them attention, or bark away like the puppies they are when a stranger comes to call.
One thing to be mindful of, they can end up being quite nippy if you don't discipline them. And when they get big, that can be a problem that can easily draw blood. When mine start poking too hard or too persistently, I put a hand on their back and pin them down to the ground, not letting them get up for a few moments - rinse and repeat until they stop nipping. It can take a few times in a row with some of my more persistent boys, but it's definitely stopped this behavior for me, so I highly recommend getting on top of it early once those pokes for attention start to be painful or provoking when directed towards yourself.
Otherwise, enjoy them! They are a bounty of personality, for sure!
We found out what he was talking after we all had them processed and had to cut them in pieces to fit them in the roasting pan. 
Let alone trying to fit them in the freezer! 
They must have been 50 lbs at least. Dont wait too long to butcher. 
