Narragansett Turkeys
The Narragansett Turkey descends from a cross between the Eastern Wild Turkey and domestic turkeys brought to this country by European colonists. Narragansetts are named after the Narragansett Bay in Rhode Island. These turkeys are primarily black with bands of steel gray, with dull black tails penciled with parallel lines of tan and edged in steel gray.
The babies are dark brownish/black with penciling on head and back, yellow bellies.
Narragansetts are a rare, multicolored, medium-sized breed of fowl. They are known for being calmer than most and are good mothers. Hens average weight is around 17 lbs., and toms average 30 lbs.
PLEASE NOTE: We are unable to ship turkeys to Alaska.
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