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| Italian Country Girl |
Posted - Nov 27 2006 : 7:06:34 PM
Hi Farmgirls, I am looking for a type of chicken breed that seems to be hard to get. I only know of one place that has them, but I wanted to see if I can get them cheaper or even swap eggs. I am looking for "Blue Laced Red Wyandotte" If anybody has some of these, please let me know. I would like to get some to hatch. I know it's early, but I like to know where I can get some when the time comes to hatch the eggs. I will have mix turkeys, indian runners ducks,(fawn & white)toulouse geese, production red chickens, buff orpingtons, mix bantams cochins, guineas & peafowls to trade. Thanks for reading this & hope all had a great Thanksgiving!
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| OregonGal |
Posted - Nov 28 2006 : 12:31:02 PM
might find some from someone at a website called The Coop - but i can't recall the exact site name but you can find it onn google. good luck in your quest. |
| babs |
Posted - Nov 28 2006 : 12:15:02 PM
I totally second Erins suggestion. They both have top line stock. You won't be sorry.
I picked up some BLR that came from...(a hatchery I won't drag through the mud) ... but the color is sooo bad. How bad was it? Some of the offspring chicks were blonde with red shoulders. I will probably need to start over with better stock.
Getting the best genetics in this case is more important than getting them cheaper.
Babs
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| Bluewrenn |
Posted - Nov 28 2006 : 09:19:06 AM
Ideal Poultry carries them, but only as bantams.
If you want some eggs from serious breeders, try either
Bill Braden at Land of Tobe (http://www.landoftobe.com/) or
R.M. Presley at Cottage Hill Farms (http://home.earthlink.net/~kdoctor1/)
In all of my poultry groups, these two sources are considered top-notch!
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