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Stacykins, Yes I could, if I knew where to get them. Our climate is so mild that we don't usually need them but forget that not everyone has so much sunshine. Let me see what I can do.

Naturespace, In the last 2 hatches I did, what I noticed was the more solid orange/reddish chicks ended up being girls while the yellow chicks with an ever so slight chipmunk stripe were all boys. I did have 2 whites hatch out, a boy and a girl and very few mille fleurs. bambamsdad, Thanks...

Look at those yellow legs! I LOVE it. Thanks for posting.

Thanks for the update and picture hopeandafuture! So glad you like them.

Mark, Email just sent. Thankyou.

Woody743 They are laying large 2 ounce eggs at the moment.

I have fresh fertile Basque eggs that can go out on Monday or Tuesday 9/8 or 9/9.

Thanks Aspen. Anytime you want to swap again, say the word!

The Marraduna Basque is a very hardy dual purpose landrace bird. I have been searching for a breed that could withstand the dry heat of the Arizona desert without having to completely baby them. I have found that in the Marranduna Basque. They lay a wonderful glossy light brown egg and are the...