Never seen one of these

[horns100]

Here it is

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[Pauly G]

I hope you get one when season is open!

[TacticalCowboy]

Never seen one but that is cool!

[Bisch]

Smoke phase! I’ve seen several of them in Bastrop Cty!

Bisch


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[White Falcon]

Some in Wood Co.
The Narragansett turkey is a breed of Meleagris gallopavo which descends from a cross between the eastern wild turkey and the domestic turkey. According to the American Livestock Breeds Conservancy, the Narragansett turkey is a "historic variety, unique to North America" and is named for Narragansett Bay. Wikipedia
Scientific name: Meleagris gallopavo
Rank: Breed
Skin color: black, gray, tan, and white feathers
Country of origin: New England
Mass: Male: 22 – 28 lbs (Large Adult, Juvenile), Female: 12 – 16 lbs (Large Adult, Juvenile)
Did you know: The Narragansett sometimes has bars of white feathers on its wings due to a genetic mutation not found outside the United States. wikipedia.org

[drogers6771]

right on dude! That fan will look great on the wall

[darralld]

One my son killed in southeast Oklahoma.

[LuBowhunter]

I killed one in Tom Green County back in 2002. Taxidermist let it ruin when his “freezer” went out.


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[RGV Hunter]

We have one near our home. Nobody shoots it. It just roams around.

[dustoffer]

Had one several years ago here and she disappeared. Then she -or one of her offspring was back this year.

[locolobo]

Dad raised some white turkeys for a couple years outside Gatesville. Kept them in a corral and clipped their wings so they would stay in. Sittin outside on the back porch one morning drinkin coffee and he heard some gobbling coming from the woods. One of his jakes called back. A native hen walked out of the woods and flew over the fence and they did the deed. Never saw any results though.

[hog_down]

This was taken in Gillespie County near Doss

I have a place near there, and turkeys have been tough to hunt. I always see them out of season or not at all.

[cj7zrcool]

We used to see some around Lake Whitney when I was roaming that part of the world in the early 90's

[Raypo]

I’ve seen a few but not many. Cool find!

[Johnny44]

Nice