Ridley Bronze Turkey

Resurgence

Amidst the vast landscapes of rural farms, there exists a captivating creature known as the Ridley Bronze Turkey. This majestic bird, with its shimmering plumage and regal stature, has long captivated the hearts and imaginations of all who encounter it.

In a world where simplicity and authenticity are cherished, the Ridley Bronze Turkey stands as a symbol of timeless beauty and natural splendor. With each graceful stride, it embodies an elegance that harks back to a forgotten era. Its rich, bronze feathers glimmer in the sunlight, carrying a sense of grandeur and nobility.

The Ridley Bronze Turkey is not just a mere bird; it is a living testament to the wonders of nature. With its keen instincts and gentle demeanor, it serves as a reminder of the harmonious relationship between humans and the animal kingdom. This remarkable creature holds a special place in the hearts of farmers and enthusiasts alike.

The Ridley Bronze has tender, succulent meat has become a culinary delight, sought after by those who appreciate the finer flavours in life. Each bite tells a story of the turkey's upbringing, its free-range lifestyle, and the care bestowed upon it by dedicated farmers. As you delve deeper into the world of the Ridley Bronze Turkey, you will discover a creature that is more than meets the eye. Its captivating presence and captivating aura are sure to leave a lasting impression on all who encounter it.

Your turkey will average 15 lbs weight depending how old they are when you butcher. 

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ADRIENNE (MB)" Emily and I took our male Ridley Bronze, Cuddler and female, Bev to the Cluck and Quack poultry show with an APA judge and they won best in variety (they were the only bronzes) and best in class and reserve! And there were a lot of turkeys too! The judge said that if Bev had all her tail feathers (molt and missing a few) she would have been in the running for grand champion! He said they were both very nice birds and asked where I got them. How exciting! Well done to you! They got so many complements."

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