Beltsville White Turkey Breeding Pair - Indianapolis, IN

[ethingtonart]

I am looking to re-home our Beltsville White turkeys. We really want them to go to a good home and want to avoid them becoming dinner if possible. They are both almost one year old, friendly, and get along well with our chickens. The jenny began laying a couple of months ago, but stopped when the light in their coop went out. I expect her to begin laying again soon. She was laying about 2 eggs a week, if I remember correctly. Her eggs were not fertilized at the time she began laying, but the tom has figured out how to fix that.

Both turkeys go into the coop at night to sleep when kept in the run/coop area, but when free ranging the tree or my neighbor's roof were favorite spots.
We are re-homing because my 7 year old daughter is afraid of the tom and I just don't think we have enough room for them. So, we are going to stick with chickens from here on out.
Thanks for looking

 

[joann123]

how far are you from swanton ohio

 

[ethingtonart]

According to mapquest it would be a three and a half to four hour drive from Swanton, OH to Indianapolis, IN. Hope that helps.

 

[SIMZ]

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[ethingtonart]

Still available

 

[flocksalot]

I would take them in a heartbeat if we old ship them. Lots of room to run and forage here.

 

[ethingtonart]

Sorry about that, but I have never shipped before and am afraid to.

 

[mstricer]

That would cost a lot of money to ship them, they are heavy. I would take them if you were closer. I would be a long drive

 

[ShelterFarm]

What part of Indianapolis? I'm in Clayton, OH - should be about an hour away.

 

[ethingtonart]

I am on the east side of Indianapolis, very close to 465 & I70 and 465 & 65 north. If you want to mapquest it, 3400 shadeland ave, Indianapolis, 46226 will put you at the nearest intersection.