Thank you, DaveK, I was wondering if it would obstruct his breathing!
I certainly would agree with the foraging bit as mine largely feed themselves, though they are still partial to all the usual treats.
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11/13/11 at 2:57am
I won't have a sure way to hatch them till feburary. Of course, If you are just wanting a new influx of bloodline, I'm sure you can ship them, just customs and quarentine and all the people involved sound very expensive. It might be worth it if you get a few breeders to go in with you on such a project. Theres a group that imports rare breeds and sells them for $100 a chick or more. I wish I could remember their name cause they would know more about the expenses involved. A lot of their stock are unusual breeds from europe that I'd never heard of before I saw them on their site. They even mention that their costs are so high because of the cost of going thru all the red tape. I'll try to look them up.
No LaFleche chicks, but many many other rare breeds. Not sure if they would be willing to share some of their experience/knowledge of importing unusual breeds and dancing thru customs and red tape, but it's worth a try. At the worst, they will ignore you, at the best, maybe they would be interested in importing some too if they see a demand.
