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Wild Turkey
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For those looking for a truly authentic Thanksgiving. Wild Turkey meat is firm, dark, and lean, with gamey undertones. Our wild turkeys are farm-raised in NY from the original Eastern Wild breed that's long roamed the American woodlands. The Wild Turkeys are fed a wholesome, native diet of grasses, insects, seeds and grains, free from antibiotics, hormones and animal by-products.

*Servings based on 1.5 pounds per person.

Also Available:
Organic Turkeys and Heritage Turkeys

DELIVERY:
All orders ship via FedEx Overnight. You choose your delivery date - up to 30 days in advance. Orders placed before Noon ET, Monday-Thursday can be delivered the next business day.

For the true taste of Thanksgiving, try going wild.

But don’t expect a plump and pale breast—these unimproved, wild-breed turkeys offer very little in the way of white meat.

While a wild turkey may be small, it makes up for it with big taste. Dark meat lovers will rejoice at the rich, lean and intensely-flavored meat with gamey undertones.

Just like our other game meats, wild turkey requires a little more attention when roasting. Lean meats tend to dry out if over-cooked, which is why traditional recipes for these birds often involve barding and basting.

Since wild turkeys rarely grow over 10 pounds, they are ideal for smaller gatherings. Wild turkey is a perfect match for side dishes with assertive, seasonal flavors and your favorite medium to full-bodied red wine.

 
Note: Because our wild birds are hand-processed, you may find small pinfeathers in the flesh. They are easy to remove with needle nose pliers, tweezers, or your fingers.

Just the facts

  • 100% natural, pasture-raised wild-breed turkey
  • No antibiotics or hormones ever used
  • Natural diet of native grasses, seeds and insects and grains
  • Supplemental alfalfa, hay and barley
  • Rich, slightly gamey flavor
  • Firm, dark meat
  • Hand processed
  • Ships in an uncooked state
  • Product of USA
  • For Thanksgiving orders delivered on Nov. 17, 18, or 21, fresh birds will have a use or freeze by date of Nov. 26, 2017

Farm-raised in upstate New York in woodlands and pasture, our wild breed turkeys forage freely and enjoy a supplemental diet of alfalfa, hay and barley, with no antibiotics or hormones ever used. It may seem a contradiction to say that wild turkey is farm-raised; while there may be a fence at the furthest perimeter, the turkeys live with very little human interaction, roaming wild and growing at a natural pace.

For basic cooking instructions, Download our Turkey Cooking Guide.

Ordering your Thanksgiving turkey: We highly recommend you plan ahead and pre-order your holiday bird as early as possible, as we often sell out.

Still need help deciding which holiday bird to buy? Check out Best Birds for the Holidays for a quick rundown of each of our turkeys, plus goose and capon, all on one convenient page.

Cooking your D'Artagnan turkey:  Keep in mind that depending on several factors, including: size of bird, oven calibration, type of cookware used, recipe variations, and method of cooking, time and temperature will vary. We recommend use of a meat thermometer, instant-read or digital, when gauging doneness. Click here for Roasted Holiday Turkey Cooking Guide.

How to order the right size turkey: We recommend that you estimate 1-1.25 pounds per person to determine the size of turkey you will need. (For example, an 8-10 pound turkey will yield 6-8 servings). If you would like to have leftovers, then plan on at least 1.5 pounds per person.

Our Wild Turkey

Wild turkey offers the authentic Thanksgiving experience, as our ancestors must have enjoyed it. Raised in wild conditions, these old-breed birds are the perfect choice for game-meat aficionados, with their dark, lean meat and great big flavor.

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