Narragansett Turkeys are named for Narragansett Bay in Rhode Island, where they were developed. They are a rare, multicolored, medium-sized variety. The feather color pattern is made up of black, gray, tan and white, which is very similar to the bronze, with steel gray or dull black replacing the copper bronze. They are single breasted and reproduce naturally. The shanks and feet are salmon, and the beard is black. They are known for their calm disposition and maternal qualities.

**The minimum order is 20.**

**Orders received with quantities less than twenty will not be filled.**

Please refer to your local ordinances in regards to raising Turkeys.