Description
The Narragansett is considered a rare breed turkey, a heritage turkey and admitted into the American Standard of Perfection in 1874. This turkey was derived from European strains and the American Wild Turkey around Narragansett, Rhode Island in the 19th century with earlier bloodlines as far back as the 1600’s. They make an excellent backyard and farm turkey and are very good with insect population.
We can not ship turkeys to Hawaii.
Check out our blog “Keeping Turkeys with Chickens”
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awhytemare –
Great for Free-ranging
I have had heritage breeds in the past and made the mistake of trimming their wings and trying to keep them contained and safe inside an enclosure. Bad idea! I lost them all the predators (we live in suburban New England). This year I got Narragansetts and Broad-Breasted poults, the BB were gobbled up by critters the week they got too big to roost in the trees. Like all turkey youngsters they found some stupid ways to die early on, but as adults they are tough as nails and seem to want to hang around us. However, make sure you keep their feed trough filled, or they might travel to neighbors looking for food.
Patti (verified owner) –
Owner/Individual
Great birds, they are friendly and personable, I also got some Royal Palms, but the Narragansetts are by far my favorite. Many compliments from exhibitors at the poultry show that I took them to in November.