Gobblers Ridge Farm
Thanksgiving Turkey: Soy & GMO Free (fresh)
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$7.99
**Seasonal item for delivery the week of Thanksgiving**
The price for this variety of turkey is $7.99 per pound until the ordering window closes. By adding this item to your cart you are paying a deposit for a fresh, never frozen turkey to be delivered on 11/24 - 11/25/2025. Deposits are non-refundable after November 15th.
Average cost:
10-15 lbs $103.87
15-20 lbs $135.83
20+ lbs $159.80
Pasture Raised 
Antibiotic-Free 
75 Miles 
Soy-Free 
Non-GMO 
Grass-fed
Summary
Thanksgiving Turkey: Soy & GMO Free (fresh)
$7.99
Total
$7.99
This is a variety of broad breasted bronze turkey that is pasture raised, sheltered only from the elements and predators. In addition to a foraged diet they are provided with non-GMO locally grown feed, making them both soy and GMO free.
Choose your weight range from the drop-down menu. The price is $7.99 per pound and preorders for this variety close on 11/15/2026. However, we may have a few left in certain sizes that will be listed as a first come first serve basis.
How it works: Choose your weight range. Once you add the item to your cart you will see a charge appear. This is a deposit to place your preorder for a turkey. Deposits will be charged by the end of the week that you placed the preorder. This deposit will be deducted from the final cost of your turkey. Deposits are non-refundable after November 14th. There will be a $7.50 non-refundable fee added for extra packaging to keep the turkeys cold during delivery the week of Thanksgiving. Home deliveries have a $8 delivery fee.
Average cost:
10-15 lbs $103.87
15-20 lbs $135.83
20+ lbs $159.80
Gobbler’s Ridge Farm is a farm nestled in Lancaster County where the wild turkeys gobble in the morning and the deer graze in the night. It is also a place where Henry Esh & his wife live, work and play with their seven children.
Gobbler’s Ridge is all about raising nutritious, healthy food, while improving soil, environment and community. Henry and family do this by raising animals on grass, with no antibiotics, chemicals, GMOs, or hormones. They encourage pollinators, wildlife and birds by planting trees, native plants, and preserving the wild bird habitat.
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