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Valhalla Homestead
Bourbon Red Turkeys
This rare breed of Heritage Turkey was originally called the Tuscarora or Tuscawara and developed in Pennsylvania by crossing the Buff, Bronze and White Holland turkeys. The new breed was taken to Bourbon County, Kentucky, renamed 'Bourbon Red' and admitted into the American Poultry Association (APA) in 1909. These beautiful birds have a very dark, rich, chestnut color with bright white on the wing tips and portions of the tail. They are slower growing than broad-breast birds, but make a wonderful addition to your homestead.
Day-Old Chicks
Chicks are available One Day after hatching. Hatching begins in mid-late April and ends in early-mid July.
$15.00
Turkey Poults
Ages 6-9 weeks
$19.00
Juvenile - Adult
Turkeys can be kept outside without heat once fully feathered, around 9 weeks of age. Bourbon Red turkeys are considered fully mature at 18 months.
$30.00
We currently do not ship live animals. All orders must be picked up in person.