- Narragansett Turkey – Sold as Baby Poults Only – No Sexing Available
Seasonal/Shipped April thru Late July.
Your total order requires ANY 3 birds to ship.
Limit of 20.
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Bourbon Red Turkey
- Bourbon Red Turkey – Sold as Baby Poults Only – No Sexing Available
Seasonal/Shipped April thru Late July.
Your total order requires ANY 3 birds to ship.
MAXIMUM OF 40
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- Blue Slate Turkey – Sold as Baby Poults Only – No Sexing Available
Seasonal/Shipped April thru Late July.
Your total order requires ANY 3 birds to ship.
MAXIMUM OF 40
Continue ReadingBroad Breasted Bronze Turkey
- Broad Breasted Bronze Turkey – Sold as Baby Poults Only – No Sexing Available
Seasonal/Shipped Feb thru July
Your total order requires ANY 3 birds to ship.
MAXIMUM OF 40
Continue ReadingLinks To Poultry Associations And Clubs
These are a few of the many clubs and associations linked to poultry. If you would like your club or association listed, please send your request to:Webmaster, In an attempt to provide you with increased value, we have included some third party links on our site that focus on poultry. These linked sites have separate […]
Continue ReadingWhen is Chick Season®?
Chick season® for most birds is in the spring. Poultry, like other birds, gear up for laying eggs and hatching them as the days start growing longer in spring. Also like other birds, most poultry are seasonal breeders. The length of the breeding season depends largely on the type of poultry. Chickens and other […]
Continue ReadingWhy Do Some Drakes Change Color So Dramatically Every Year?
In the fall, mature drakes start looking more like hens. Don’t worry — it’s perfectly normal. Like other birds, ducks periodically replace their old worn-out feathers with a new set of plumage in a process called molting. Mature hens renew their feathers after the annual breeding season, too. But mature drakes go through two annual […]
Continue ReadingRooster-to-Hen Ratio — Why It Matters
Chicken keepers who overlook the importance of the rooster-to-hen ratio may wonder why their flocks experience problems. Too many roosters lead to fighting, stressed and over-mated hens, lower egg production, and poor fertility. Surprisingly, too few roosters create some of the same issues. Let’s look at why getting this balance right matters so much. The […]
Continue ReadingStorey’s Illustrated Guide To Poultry Breeds By Carol Ekarius
Storey’s Illustrated Guide to Poultry BreedsBy Carol Ekarius Choosing the right poultry breed is one of the most important decisions any chicken keeper can make — and Storey’s Illustrated Guide to Poultry Breeds is the definitive resource to help you do just that. Written by poultry expert Carol Ekarius, this comprehensive, full-color reference guide profiles […]
Continue ReadingGreen Muscle Disease in Broiler Chickens
First, let’s dispense with a few myths. Green muscle disease is not a disease. It is a disorder involving muscle degeneration. Second, among chickens it affects only Cornish-cross broilers, but not other types of meat chickens. Third, it is not new, having been identified since 1968. And fourth, green muscle is highly preventable. What is […]
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