Turkey Poult: Black Spanish

Bring centuries of tradition to your flock with the Black Spanish turkey—one of the oldest heritage breeds in the Americas. Known for their striking black plumage with a beautiful metallic sheen, these turkeys offer both eye-catching beauty and dependable performance.

Black Spanish turkeys are a reliable dual-purpose breed, perfect for farmers, homesteaders, and backyard keepers who want birds that deliver in both egg and meat production. Their calm temperament, strong foraging instincts, and adaptability make them a low-maintenance, high-value addition to any setup.

Why Choose Black Spanish Turkeys?

• Elegant Appearance: Glossy black feathers with iridescent, metallic sheen. 
• Historic Heritage: One of the oldest turkey breeds, dating back to the 1500s.
• Dual-Purpose Value: Excellent meat quality and reliable egg production. 
• Manageable Size: Toms average 20-23 lbs, hens 12-14 lbs at maturity. 
• Friendly Disposition: Calm, easy to handle, and ideal for small flocks. 
• Hardy and Adaptable: Thrives in a range of climates and environments. 
• Efficient Foragers: Great for free-range systems with minimal supplemental feed. 

Whether you're raising for beauty, food production, or historical preservation, Black Spanish turkeys are a smart and satisfying choice. Their combination of charm, heritage, and productivity makes them a favorite among poultry keepers.

Order your Black Spanish turkey poults today and raise a breed with beauty, legacy, and lasting value

Shipping Info:

• Although your turkey poults order will need to be picked up from your local post office, please provide us with your physical address when placing your order. We cannot accept P.O. Box numbers for orders.
• The minimum order of day-old poults shipped to Rhode Island is 12 due to Rhode Island state law.
• Turkey poults are hatched and shipped on Mondays through Thursdays of the shipment week that you choose at checkout.
• Unfortunately, due to the importing regulations in those states, we cannot ship turkey poults to Hawaii and the U.S. territories.

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