Turkeys Poultry for sale in Warlingham, Surrey

1 Turkeys Poultry for sale in Warlingham, Surrey

Turkeys, also known as turkey poults or turkey chicks, are native to North America and have become popular in the UK poultry market. These large birds are notable for their distinctive fan-shaped tails and fleshy wattles. Male turkeys, or toms, are larger and more colorful, while females are smaller and duller. Known for their unique gobble, turkeys are omnivores, feeding on a varied diet that includes seeds and insects. Their calm and social temperament makes them suitable for farms and homesteads interested in poultry. They require adequate space and shelter, along with regular feeding and fresh water. The bird's historical significance includes being a staple in festive meals such as Christmas. Those looking to buy turkeys in the UK often search for terms like "turkeys for sale", "live turkeys for sale near me", and "turkey poults for sale uk". These keywords reflect the demand for healthy, live birds for both meat production and breeding purposes in local markets.

6 days

Turkey poults - Bourbon Reds

£30

Turkeys15 weeksMixed

Hatched myself, great birds. Unfortunately need to downsize. They have been wormed, very friendly. Make great pets / breeding.

Molly V.

Ashford, Kent(42mi)

FAQs

Are turkeys poultry?

Yes, turkeys are classified as poultry. Poultry includes domesticated birds such as turkeys, chickens, and ducks that are raised for their meat or eggs.

How long does it take for a turkey to reach full growth?

Turkeys typically reach full growth in about 14 to 22 weeks for commercial breeds, or up to 25 to 30 weeks for heritage breeds. Most tom turkeys are ready for processing around 4.5 months of age.

What are some key facts about turkeys?

Turkeys are the second most popular poultry in the United States after chickens, have four age classifications (fryer/roaster, young, yearling, and mature), originate from wild North American turkeys, females are called hens and males toms, and turkey meat contains both light and dark meat while being relatively low in fat.

What is the market value of live turkeys?

The price of live turkeys varies widely depending on breed, age, and market conditions but generally ranges from about £16 to £80 or more, depending on whether the bird is young or fully grown.