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purplequeenvt

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I’ve been wanting to get some meat turkeys, but hadn’t had any luck finding any so far this year. I could only find them before I was ready or only heritage breeds. I love heritage turkeys, but I want faster growing ones right now. I don’t think I saw any less than $15/ea.

I finally found some at TSC today. Broad-breasted Whites at $11.99/ea. I really only wanted 4, but minimum purchase is 6. When I asked someone for help getting the birds, one of the managers came over and asked how badly I wanted turkeys. He said they were getting big and he needed to move them. He offered them to me for $1/ea if I took all of them. So that’s how I came home 19 turkeys. They’re maybe 2 weeks old.



A few Shetland lamb fleeces. These are 3 of the oldest ram lambs. All gorgeous.





 

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You got an even better deal than I did at Rural King a couple weeks ago... They had just gotten in a shipment of baby chicks, needed to move the older ones to make room... Chicks were $1.00... BOGO ... so $.50 each. Turkeys were originally $17.99... offered for $5.00 each... BOGO so $2.50 each. I took all of them... 25... got 24 for 2.50 and threw in the extra. Sometimes right place, right time...
Good for you. Mine are "heritage"... 5 are probably Naragansett... the other 20 are white... but some have cinnamon colored heads so might color in... Regardless... still cheap enough.

Beautiful fleeces on the lambs...
 
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