Kopp Turkey Inc

Margaret Stafford

Long drive. Great prices. I get the dog food turkey chunks for several people who feed raw food to our dogs.

Anna Burrows

Absolute cruel transport of the poor turkeys. Transported live in 90 degree heat, open trailer at 70 miles an hour witnessed on the way to Cincinnati Think about it when you think you need to eat Turkey. So sad.

AIROS LLC

Great place and good service

Marie Diersing

If you read the 1-star reviews complaining about the trucks and “the evil way the turkeys are treated” then let me educate you. The “feathers flying” turkeys are molting. They’re in prime age for eating, but that’s also peak molting stage. The walls aren’t on the trailers because, even in the cold, they’ll overheat and die if they’re not in exactly the right temps. Birds are finicky like that. Their chunky bodies will put off a lot of heat when they huddle together and, yes, they like to do that. If you think this company treats their birds unfairly, you couldn’t be further from the truth. They’re HEAVILY regulated and watched by the USDA and always does their best to exceed standards. Everything they’re doing is just fine, even if it looks like the birds are uncomfy. I haven’t worked there in 5+ years, but I still remember how much work went into making sure everything was done correctly and how much they’d happily educate anyone that asked questions, I know I asked a lot! The turkeys aren’t suffering and the feathers flying would be happening whether or not they’re on the truck.