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[macadam8157]

Saw a Turkey go for $45 at auction today. Wonder how much profit the made??? Anyways WOW!

 

[ColbyNTX]

Thats the average price of a 1 year old herritage around my parts. Really not much or no profit at all.

 

[BAMACK2]

Which auction was you at and what breed of turkey was it

 

[silkiechicken]

Probably made no profit. LOL

I brought and raised two broad breasted bronze turkeys for thanksgiving. The two birds in FEED ALONE cost over 150. Wasn't even organic... LOL

 

[MissTurkey4]

I never let my adult turkeys go for less than $150. at a sale. If the market for them is not good that day they go home until the auction brings in the buyers. I have only needed to bring them home one time.

 

[Steve_of_sandspoultry]

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Where are you located I want in on that action. At $150 per bird we can ship them to you and still turn a profit

Steve

 

[onthespot]

I sell mine around $75 for adults, poults around 20 and up, depending on how grown out they are.

 

[ColbyNTX]

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Can you post a pic of a $150.00 turkey? I would love to see one.

You must be in CA!

 

[A.T. Hagan]

Just sold a Midget White tom in his second breeding season for $50. That wasn't even feed cost, but he was becoming aggressive and had done his duty for the year.

Hard to get your money out of a turkey once they have reached full maturity unless you've got a source of cheap feed.

 

[kuntrygirl]

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Can you post a pic of a $150.00 turkey? I would love to see one.

You must be in CA!

I would love to see a pic as well.