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That is what happens when you breed turkeys that have multiple heterozygous color genes (bb1, Ccg, Nn, N- or n-). It does not mean that you will produce all of these varieties, only that it is possible to produce them all. The possibility ranges from a low of 3% for many of the varieties to a...

They are all the same breed which is Turkey. They will however be able to produce a wide selection of varieties. You have a Royal Palm tom x Bronze hen = Narragansett Semi-Color Semi-Gray females carrying a hidden recessive Black Winged Bronze gene and Bronze Semi-Color Semi-Gray males...

For the tom to be a Royal Palm, he can only be black and white. If he has any other colors, he is not a Royal Palm. Royal Palms are homozygous for Black Winged Bronze (b1b1) genes. If he was (bb1) he would be a Dark Gray and would not look like a Royal Palm. If he had the other possible...

If the mother does not have any hidden recessive color genes, the poult will be a Narragansett Semi-Color Semi-Gray if it is female and a Bronze Semi-Color Semi-Gray carrying a hidden Narragansett gene if it is a male.