I see that they are pretty much ornamental birds. Has anyone actually processed one for the freezer? I can see why they wouldn't have as much meat as other turkeys that are better for meat production.. just wondering. Thanks for your reply.
I hope they are two hens and a tom. He told me they were.. and then when I went to pick them up, he changed his mind. 2 of them look similar, with the snood thingy perked up, and the chin thing happening. I can for sure tell at least one hen. I sure hope you guys are right, and hes...
Here they are... just got them today.. AND I believe there are 2 toms in this bunch.. NOT two hens and a tom like he said. Oh well, I will have one for sale, if he doens't get along with everyone else, lol.
Thank you! I thought it wasn't too bad.. seeing as how hatching eggs of that breed are an arm and a leg.. with no guarantees, and day olds are almost $10 each from some hatcheries, and they seem so fragile to me.
Just wondering if anyone can help me here. I answered an ad on Kijiji for a trio of palms. A tom and 2 hens. 5 months old. Free ranged (I assume that means not in a 'cage', but in a pen). He wants $100 for them all. He also has 3 Narragansett turkeys too. 2 toms and one hen. He wants...