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4/25/12 at 10:12am - last bumped: 9/2/12

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This Classified is Closed

For Sale:
6+ or 12+ Easter Egger Hatching eggs

Will Ship To: Lower 48 states

These are still available as of 9-2-12

6+ shipped for $13 or 12+ for $18 shipped.

This not an auction. Please message me to buy

I did have a few T/P tested that i sold at an open market, and they were clean. .

Pictures are of the exact birds you will get eggs from. They are all pretty close to the same color. They are not purebreed Ameraucanas.

These lay large blue/green eggs.

I bubble wrap each egg and fully enclose the box with air packs and bubble wrap. No sawdust, newspaper, or even egg cartons will be used.

18 of 20 of these eggs just hatched on 5-11-12.

There are 4 pullets and 2 cockerels in this pen.

They are fed a mixture of milled feed, gamebird feed and oyster shell. They take turn freeranging like the rest of my breeds.

These are some of the fastest learning and smartest of any breed i have and are freeranged with younger birds with no problems.

I only ship to the lower 48 U.S. States where it is legal to send without additional paperwork

Edited by groundpecker - 9/2/12 at 9:23am

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4/25/12 at 11:41am

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My favorite color in the Easter Egger.

The hens anyway.

Haven't had or seen that color rooster before.

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4/27/12 at 8:49pm

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hey u have some cute chickens ground pecher just wanted u to know they so cute and my name is chastity ok

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7/21/12 at 12:37pm

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Quote:

Originally Posted by groundpecker

6+ shipped for $13 or 12+ for $18 shipped.

This not an auction. Please message me to buy

I did have a few T/P tested that i sold at an open market, and they were clean. .

Pictures are of the exact birds you will get eggs from. They are all pretty close to the same color. They are not purebreed Ameraucanas.

These lay large green eggs.

I bubble wrap each egg and fully enclose the box with air packs and bubble wrap. No sawdust, newspaper, or even egg cartons will be used.

18 of 20 of these eggs just hatched on 5-11-12.

There are 4 pullets and 2 cockerels in this pen.

They are fed a mixture of milled feed, gamebird feed and oyster shell. They take turn freeranging like the rest of my breeds.

These are some of the fastest learning and smartest of any breed i have and are freeranged with younger birds with no problems.

Received my eggs! Nice and clean with pretty colored eggs. Extras sent along and I appreciate that.

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11/24/12 at 7:00pm

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Received my eggs! Nice and clean with pretty colored eggs. Extras sent along and I appreciate that.

How did your Hatch go?? :)

Mommy to 3 humans and 2 angels! One barn cat, 2 basset hounds, 6 ducks, 2 Nubian doe-lings and 19 chickens! I have my eyes on Alpacas, sheep, dexter cows and even a pig or 2 some day. Cant wait to put in our garden this year...Longest list of plants we have ever done!!!