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I am going to import some bielefelder eggs as well from a hatchery in The Netherlands in March,so lets see how it goes with my first incubator :D

Guess I am going for a R-Com bator as well!

Think that could be an option as well.

Thank you for replying,yes I know of this site.Sadly enough they don't breed chickens.

Beautiful Giants!

Any breeders or hatcheries that export out of their country?I am looking for the ones that export live poultry or fertile eggs.I am trying to import into my country but its a little hard to find the ones that are willing to export...Thank you for your help!

I have seen only the black Jersey Giant in person,magnificent bird.Hope to see the blue and white Giants one day.

Well has been a while since visiting this forum and this time I do intent not to go for long.Here are the Aruba Island "breed" if you can call it.Most of the them look like these three roosters that roam my backyard.Their used to be a hen as well but haven't seen her for a while so I asume she...

Thank you! Thank you! Thank you Daskhan, Would sure want to see that cross,wish you all the best!

Yes I was thinking that as well.These lay like a light brown egg.I saw a black Jersey Giant here at the only Animal "zoo" and it was impressive.I would wonder indeed how big that cross would get. Btw if anyone knows about hatcheries or someone that would export eggs or live birds from the US...

Thank you, Most Arubians learn to speak from 4 to 5 languages.

Thank you for the warm welcome. I am actually starting with egg layers.I did look on the net for hatcheries that would ship live bird outside the US,but most don't.Some I found did offer to ship fertile eggs but after emailing two of them,Im still waiting for a reply.I did went to a little farm...

Chickens are indeed semi wild.Good foragers,excellent flyers,leggy,shy and they do sleep in trees.About rooster fighting,if I am not mistaken its illegal but tolerated,I have to confirm that one.

Thank you so much.Well the tree because of the strong trade winds tend to grow on one side.It looks like a half long stretched umbrella.Hope I did described it correctly,sry english is not my native language.And yes sadly not many breeds are found here on the island :(

Haha yes that is correct,thank you. The "Happy Island"....

Hi my name is Bryan and Im from the Dutch Caribbean of Aruba.Hope to find lots of information on chicken breeds. Best regards.