My turkeys are laying really well and fertility is excellent. I will include at least one extra egg
The Bourbon Red has a rich dark red to brown plumage and white flight and tail feathers. They became popular in the early 1900's and were promoted as the turkey from Bourbon County, Kentucky. They were accepted into the APA Standard in 1909. We find the Bourbons to be the most curious and friendly of our turkey breeds. The toms are about 33 pounds and the hens about 18 pounds.
I ship priority mail, and take boxes directly to the Oklahoma City Airport Post Office, where they fly priority mail daily. We pack each egg individually, with napkins & bubble wrap, then bundle the eggs together with tape, in the middle of the box then surround the eggs with lots more bubble wrap. We use the largest priority box available thru the post office, to ensure the best survivability of the eggs.
We participate in the NPIP program.
The Bourbon Red has a rich dark red to brown plumage and white flight and tail feathers. They became popular in the early 1900's and were promoted as the turkey from Bourbon County, Kentucky. They were accepted into the APA Standard in 1909. We find the Bourbons to be the most curious and friendly of our turkey breeds. The toms are about 33 pounds and the hens about 18 pounds.
I ship priority mail, and take boxes directly to the Oklahoma City Airport Post Office, where they fly priority mail daily. We pack each egg individually, with napkins & bubble wrap, then bundle the eggs together with tape, in the middle of the box then surround the eggs with lots more bubble wrap. We use the largest priority box available thru the post office, to ensure the best survivability of the eggs.
We participate in the NPIP program.
