Turkey breed ?

[SEPMJR09]

My brother has 2 turkeys, looking for some help on identification on the breed? thank you.

 

[R2elk]

My brother has 2 turkeys, looking for some help on identification on the breed? thank you.

The breed is Turkey. All domestic turkeys are the same breed.

The variety may be a Barred Silver-tipped Black.

 

[SEPMJR09]

The breed is Turkey. All domestic turkeys are the same breed.

The variety may be a Barred Silver-tipped Black.

I see. Thanks. Haha. Sorry I didn’t know that . I’ll let him know!

 

[SEPMJR09]

The breed is Turkey. All domestic turkeys are the same breed.

The variety may be a Barred Silver-tipped Black.

Would you happen to be able to guess about how old the turkey may be ? Thanks.

 

[R2elk]

Would you happen to be able to guess about how old the turkey may be ? Thanks.

Sorry, I don't know the age other than it is not really old.

 

[homeschoolin momma]

I'm leaning toward a pair of broad breasted bronze hens. They look young and I don't see any beards on either of them if those are pictures of both.

 

[SEPMJR09]

I'm leaning toward a pair of broad breasted bronze hens. They look young and I don't see any beards on either of them if those are pictures of both.

This is just one turkey. They both are pretty much identical.

 

[Gray Farms]

@R2elk is likely right on the breed. He knows turkeys. Looks like a male to me, much to large for a hen. Not real old though like R2elk stated. Last summers/falls maybe.

 

[R2elk]

@R2elk is likely right on the breed. He knows turkeys. Looks like a male to me, much to large for a hen. Not real old though like R2elk stated. Last summers/falls maybe.

In the photos, it looks black on my monitor but lighting conditions can cause things to look differently from what they are. You may be correct about it being a tom. If so, it is likely a late developing tom that is not even a year old. I see no spur buds but I also don't see the telltale light colored lower edges on the breast feathers that would indicate a hen.

 

[SEPMJR09]

In the photos, it looks black on my monitor but lighting conditions can cause things to look differently from what they are. You may be correct about it being a tom. If so, it is likely a late developing tom that is not even a year old. I see no spur buds but I also don't see the telltale light colored lower edges on the breast feathers that would indicate a hen.

I have pictures of them both. I didn’t realize that. So sorry . They have sorta a blue color on their head and no hair/feathers.

One has this “horn” like that sticks out the top above it’s nose, the other one doesn’t. I’ll add pictures. Thank you all for your replies and help.