🦃 Jersey Buff
Turkeys · breed reference
The APA's “Buff” — the original 1800s buff went extinct, and this is the 1940s New Jersey recreation. Reddish-buff all over with PALE PIN FEATHERS, the same clean-carcass advantage the American Buff goose carries. One of the rarer birds in this list; buying a trio is a conservation act.
| Species | Turkey |
|---|---|
| Kept for | Both |
| Eggs per year | ~60 |
| First eggs | ~32 weeks |
| Table-ready | ~27 weeks |
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