What's better for Thanksgiving ham or turkey?

TURKEY and HAM. just buy smaller portions.

I sure would be disappointed if I went somewhere for Thanksgiving and there was no turkey. Why don't you try both?

If you cover the bird and just let it brown for the last 30-45 minutes, it shouldn't get dry. I think many people cook it for too long. A turkey only needs 3hrs or so in the oven. Smaller guys need even less.

Turkey.. We have ham for Christmas and Easter.. Only get turkey once a year and my mom does a good job.

I do turkey for Thanksgiving, either ham or roast beef for X-mas, and lamb or pork roast for easter.

Turkey is only dry if it's not roasted properly...I recently replaced my old oven with one that converts to convection cooking-the bird last year was sooo juicy the juices ran while slicing into it.....I reccomend to all people shopping for a new range/stove/oven to look into convection...you will never have a dry roast. good luck.

Turkey, because I don't think you can make gravy with ham.

I actually don't like turkey that much either, but I just don't eat it. However, I loooove stuffing and I don't think stuffing is possible with ham. It just doesn't go together.

Try both, ham and turkey add some grave to it.

I always have turkey on Thanksgiving.

Turkey is more traditional, but both is nice.

turkey. just add gravy ;]<3

IMHO- None. I don't eat mammals or birds.