OMG they are NOT really all toms! Added more photos!

[momma's chickens]

Thanks for all your help, they all stay together. I went back out there again for 20 minutes and they ALL have beards and they ALL gobble. I could seriously just cry!!!!!!!!!

 

[turkeybreeder]

momma's chickens :

Thanks for all your help, they all stay together. I went back out there again for 20 minutes and they ALL have beards and they ALL gobble. I could seriously just cry!!!!!!!!!

you can also order poults from hatcheries like welp hatchery
at welphatchery.com they also sell royal palm turkeys
or also check porterturkeys.com thanks have a great day​

 

[lilchick]

They actually look like penciled palms.. The barring is wider and has a bit of sheen to it. I have 9 young ones born in April. 4 hens and 5 toms! I will be selling eggs next Spring. The penciled palms are harder to find than the royals.

 

[ColbyNTX]

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They are for sure Royal Palms and they all are toms!!!! Sorry

 

[momma's chickens]

Well we made the LONG trip back up tonight and part traded one tom for two hens so I will also have some eggs and poults to sell next spring. I am very excited about my girls and will post pics of them soon. Thanks for all the help everyone!

 

[Boggy Bottom Bantams]

momma's chickens :

Thanks for all your help, they all stay together. I went back out there again for 20 minutes and they ALL have beards and they ALL gobble. I could seriously just cry!!!!!!!!!

Just saw this post , and was about to say, I hate to point it out, but they were all wrong, those are all 4 100% males, royal palm hens do not have that much black lacing on them, period, only the males do. Glad to see you figured it out and found some hens too!​

 

[momma's chickens]

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Just saw this post , and was about to say, I hate to point it out, but they were all wrong, those are all 4 100% males, royal palm hens do not have that much black lacing on them, period, only the males do. Glad to see you figured it out and found some hens too!

Thanks for replying to my post, OmaBird also replied that they were all male and you were both right.

 

[Boggy Bottom Bantams]

no problem, on palms, hens have very little if any lacing on the breast area, just tail, wings and back mainly