ok, what type of turkey is this?

[Hammer]

http://www.bowhunting.net/shows/NWTF/2005/Galleries/Taxidermy-WildTurkeys/images/DSC07593.jpg

picture borrowed from bowhunting.net

[ksp771]

One to be proud of and worth alot of money!

[hoosierwilk]

Very cool??????

[lab]

Barn yard?:D:D:D

[turk2di]

Certainly one with some domestication in it's blood.

[Gobblergetter2.1]

A beautiful one.

[SixPack07]

Wish I could see the picture, computer is being cranky this morning.

[Jarhead]

This turkey appears to be a smoky-gray phase which I believe is considered a genitic defect, simular to an albino. I've never saw a long beard but have saw a couple of jakes and a few hens. I bow hunted a hen like this all season.:)

[SixPack07]

Now I can see it, I think it would be a great trophy. Something different.

[littleindian]

This bird was at the convention. It was even more beautiful in person.
They called it the grey ghost. I have seen 1 bird in the wild with this coloration. It was a hen in Cumberland Co.

[peckprice]

It looks a lot like the one in my chicken lot :) but I have read about the genetic color variations. I have never seen the white/smoke phase, but I did see a red one two years ago while bowhunting deer. It was with 3 other regular colored gobblers.

[kycowboy]

that has alot of tame bird in it wild ones don't get that big

[cobbhunts]

I have seen a couple like that at FT. Campbell. You are allowed to shoot them with what ever weopon you are hunting with. I couldn't get a shot either time.

[cobbhunts]

They are everywhere out there and they want rid of them if anyone wants to try for one.

[DARKCLOUD]

hi
it is a cross between a royal palm and probably a narraganset.
definately tame blood.
not a smoke phase
my family raises turkeys