Narragansett Turkey
A species of Wild Turkey Scientific name : Meleagris gallopavo domesticus 'Narragansett' Species : Wild Turkey
Narragansett Turkey, A species of Wild Turkey
Scientific name: Meleagris gallopavo domesticus 'Narragansett'
Species: Wild Turkey
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Description
Exhibiting a characteristic mix of black, brown, tan, and grey feathers, the narragansett Turkey is a native creation of the New England region. Its hardy nature and exceptional taste set it apart, while a descending ruffle of chest feathers, akin to a Victorian collar, adds aesthetic value to this remarkable bird.
Female Weight
18 - 23 Lbs
Male Weight
14 - 28 Lbs
Foraging Ability
Good
Preferred Climate
Cold, Warm
Care Level
Moderate
Egg Size
Large to extra large
Egg Color
White, Brown specks
Production Rate
Fair
Production Rate Range
60 - 100 eggs
Begin Laying At
28 - 30 weeks
Laying Frequency
1 time a day
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General Info
Origin
North America
Lifespan
10 years
Use
Eggs, Meat, Exhibition
Temperament
Calm, docile
Diet
Regular poultry feed, fruits, vegetables, and occasional protein sources.
Shelter
Secure coop with adequate ventilation and provision for nesting boxes.
Scientific Classification
Phylum
Chordates Class
Birds Family
Phasianidae Genus
Turkeys Species
Wild Turkey Breed
Narragansett Turkey 
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