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Hey has anyone heard about the new turkeys in the U.S? http://www.porterturkeys.com/recessiveslate.htm

Are you on the mobile version of backyard chickens?

Maybe a jersey buff?

The father gave the poult a black gene most likely, and gave a brown gene.... It's still young but it could be a auburn, or a silver auburn, but I'm not sure how it got the Narragansett gene( the barred chocolate?) I am raising wild turkey poults Duluthralphie, and they look similar, but I can...

The father is a barred chocolate, and the mother is a chocolate/bourbon red hybrid( Bb Rr e) here's a picture of the barred chocolate tom.

my mystery poult is not a bronze, here is a picture of her brother

Has anyone heard about blue red bronzes?

what type of turkey is this?

The poults will be red bronze

We found a fawn last year and raised it, it now roams on the ranch, and takes walks with us and our dogs. He is most loved by all!

Anyone tried a black tom turkey over blue palm hen? I'm guessing it would be mottled black with blue palm feathers.

Yes, you add cayenne pepper to their food, it darkens the egg yolk color too!

Look at the mottled slate on this website:http://featheredreptilesfarm.weebly.com/mottled-slate.html

I made that cross last year!!!! Here's a pic:

Bronze

I know that..... But he might also have a cg gene. He could have silver auburn in him too, since they are bb ee nn

Correct, he has a bronze gene, I don't know if he has a Narragansett gene, but Narragansetts are bronze with "n" genes. He might have gotten his bronze gene from a Narragansett, so his genotype might be Bb ee Nn

Last year I bred my bourbon red and royal palm to my chocolate tom, and I raised the hybrid poults together, I than identified the royal palm hybrid toms, but I believe all the hens that hatched where bourbon red hybrids, and I know my little white turkey poults mother isn't the royal palm...

That turkey poult is not jersey buff semi, the sire is a barred chocolate tom, and the mother isn't my bourbon red( I bred her with my chocolate last year) but I have a royal palm, who bred with the chocolate last year, but I'm not sure if any of the hybrid hens were hers, than I have barred...

the picture following is my source of belief.