Established 2025 · Great Cacapon, WV
Wild Turkey Acres
Pasture-Raised Eggs · Native Tree Nursery · Honest Farming
📍 Great Cacapon, West Virginia
Shop the Nursery — Live Now →
Pasture-Raised Eggs · Native Tree Nursery · Honest Farming
📍 Great Cacapon, West Virginia
Shop the Nursery — Live Now →Nestled in the hollers of Great Cacapon in Morgan County, Wild Turkey Acres is a small, family-run farm where life moves at the pace of the seasons. What started in 2025 as a husband-and-wife dream on a little over 32 acres has grown into pasture-raised eggs and a native tree nursery — with produce, specialty crops, and beef cattle on the way.
Our hens spend their days wandering open green pastures, scratching for insects, dust-bathing under the Appalachian sky, and doing every last thing chickens were born to do. We believe a happy hen lays a better egg — and we're proud to prove it, dozen by dozen.
We believe a healthy life starts one step at a time. Whether you're picking up eggs, planting a native tree, or just stopping by, we want Wild Turkey Acres to be a place where families take a piece of WV home with them.
Our hens roam freely across acres of Cacapon Valley pasture every single day — genuine freedom to explore.
Foraging for insects, grubs, seeds, and grasses is what chickens are built for — it shows in the yolk.
Clean mountain air and sunlight mean healthy, active birds. No stale barns, no overcrowding.
We've never caged a hen and never will. Every bird has space, social life, and dignity.
Keeping our flock intentionally small means we actually know our birds.
From nest to your door in 24–48 hours, ordered online and ready for pickup.
Currently available by online order with local pickup. A farm stand for walk-up sales is planned for 2027.
Pale cream shells, golden-orange yolks. Perfect for everything from scrambles to baking.
Warm russet shells from our Rhode Island Reds and Plymouth Rocks.
Lovely sage and olive hues from our Ameraucana hens.
A splash of color from our Easter Eggers — same pasture-fresh goodness.
Never run out of good eggs. Choose how often you'd like a dozen (or two) set aside for pickup. Reserve now, pay at pickup — we'll confirm the details with you by phone or text. $5/dozen, $9/two dozen.
Potted native trees, grown right here in Great Cacapon — ready to plant now, not someday.
A fast-growing shade tree and true Appalachian native. Great fall color.
Classic WV hardwood, brilliant orange-red autumn foliage.
Tolerant of wet soils, a sturdy long-lived shade tree.
Distinctive peeling bark, thrives near streams and low ground.
Fast-growing shade tree, a quick way to establish canopy.
Brilliant red spring and fall color, adaptable to most soils.
Valuable native hardwood, fragrant spring blooms, wildlife favorite.
WV native. Fragrant white spring blossoms and small tart plums — a wildlife and pollinator favorite.
WV native shrub. Edible nuts, golden fall color, and a great hedgerow or pollinator planting.
Prized native hardwood. Kept in its own area due to natural allelopathic properties — ask us about companion planting.
A hardy, adaptable conifer (not a WV native). Handles wet ground beautifully and turns rich russet in fall.
A versatile perennial herb — a permaculture favorite for compost, mulch, and pollinators.
Grown & certified West Virginia GrownMost of our potted natives prefer well-drained soil and benefit from a deep watering 2–3 times a week through their first growing season. Black Walnut should be planted at least 50 feet from gardens, tomatoes, and other sensitive plants. Reach out for species-specific guidance — we're happy to walk you through it.
Tell us what you'd like and we'll set it aside. Reserve online, pay at pickup — no payment needed now. We'll call or text to arrange a pickup time at the farm in Great Cacapon.
Order fresh free-range eggs and farm goods directly from Wild Turkey Acres. Local pickup available — delivery options coming soon.
Mixed colors, pasture-raised, collected fresh.
Stock up and save. Perfect for bakers and big families.
A dozen species available. Reserve online, pay at pickup — see the Nursery section to choose yours.
Sourced from a neighboring Morgan County beekeeper.
Five fresh concepts, ready to move from "coming soon" to your closet.
Your patch logo, small left chest. Forest green, cream print.
Playful script — a very giftable crowd-pleaser.
Souvenir-style WV outline with a pin on Great Cacapon.
Tree icon that doubles as nursery advertising.
Bold back-print on forest green — our flock and the promise we keep.
Mesh-back, snap closure, embroidered rooster logo.
Hard enamel, double-sided rooster design.
5-pack waterproof vinyl — chickens, eggs, barn, WV outline.
Stories, updates, and honest thoughts from our little corner of Great Cacapon. Pull up a chair.
How a dream, a holler in Morgan County, and a few stubborn chickens turned into a real farm.
Read the story →A plain-spoken breakdown of labels, certifications, and our hens' real daily life.
Read the story →The species we're growing and why native plants matter in the Eastern Panhandle.
Read the story →Simple recipes that put our pasture-raised eggs front and center.
Read the story →Keeping our hens warm, happy, and laying through a WV mountain winter.
Read the story →How small farms and neighbors supporting neighbors are shaping Great Cacapon.
Read the story →A real look at life at Wild Turkey Acres — hens on pasture, morning chores, and the seasons changing.
We're growing it. Sign up to be notified when each crop is ready for pickup.
A classic WV favorite. Honey-sweet — wonderful fresh, baked, or pressed into cider.
Exceptionally crisp with a balanced sweet-tart snap that holds up beautifully.
A hardy variety bred for the Mid-Atlantic. Deep red, aromatic, great fresh or for sauce.
Highbush blueberries grown in the rich soil of the Cacapon Valley.
June-bearing varieties ripened slow in Appalachian sunshine.
Grown in deep loamy soil. Perfect for roasting, mashing, or frying farm-style.
A true WV spring tradition — garlicky, earthy, and fleeting. Hand-harvested.
We're planning to debut additional nursery plants at the WVU Extension Master Gardeners of Morgan County Annual Plant Fair 2027 — your first look at even more trees, bushes, and native plants grown right here in Great Cacapon.
"I drove past a dozen grocery stores to get these eggs. The yolks are so deep orange they look like little suns. You can taste the difference a real free-range life makes."
"My family has been buying from Wild Turkey Acres every week for two years. Honest people, happy chickens, and the best eggs in Morgan County."
"I bake professionally and these are the only eggs I use now. The richness of the yolks changes everything. I'll never go back."
Close to Cacapon Resort State Park, in the heart of Morgan County's Eastern Panhandle.
P.O. Box 324
Great Cacapon, Morgan County
West Virginia 25422
(304) 995-9106
Arrange pickup or ask a question
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www.wildtkywv.com
