Bronze Heritage Standard Turkey

Heritage (Standard) Bronze Turkey Tom
  • Bronze Heritage Standard 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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Black Spanish Turkey

Black Spanish Turkey Gobbler
  • Black Spanish 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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Narragansett Turkey

Narragansett Turkey Gobbler
  • 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
  • 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

Blue Slate Turkey Gobbler
  • 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 

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Broad Breasted Bronze Turkey

Broad Breasted Bronze Turkey-3802
  • 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

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Chickens and the Birth of the USA

Dominique chicken with American flags

The United States was officially founded as a nation on July 4, 1776, when the Continental Congress adopted the Declaration of Independence. Although residents of the new country had plenty of chickens, many of the breeds we know today didn’t exist then. So let’s take a look at the chickens that were here at the […]

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Rooster-to-Hen Ratio — Why It Matters

Hamburg chickens

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 […]

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