Which term describes a young male turkey?

The term that describes a young male turkey is "Tom Poult." In the turkey industry, the term "poult" refers specifically to a young turkey of either sex that is less than 10 weeks old. When combined with "tom," which is the term for a male turkey, it accurately identifies the young male. This terminology is crucial in animal husbandry, particularly in distinguishing between different ages and sexes of poultry for breeding and management purposes.

The other terms listed are not applicable to turkeys; for instance, a drake refers to a male duck, while "hen" typically denotes a female bird in poultry terminology, and a toucan is an entirely different species of bird unrelated to turkeys.