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I'm in Southern Indiana
Blue partridge and gold partridge Brahma eggs by the dozen - CLOSED
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Was wondering if you had these eggs up for sale again.
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I haven't had a chance to start up my breeding pen yet. We will be going on vacation tomorrow, so it might be another week, if I don't get them in today. They so enjoy free ranging, I hate to put them in "prison" again!
When you start back selling eggs do you have another waiting list going yet? I have a gold partridge pair and hoping to get some blues to go with them.
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I lost my gold partridge roo over the summer, so now only have one blue partridge roo. Also, one of my gold partridge girls just got severely mauled by a dog. If she lives, it's going to be a long time before I'm going to let a roo near her.
Long story short - when we get back from vacation next week, I'm going to set up the breeding pen again. Then three weeks to "use up" any other roo's sperm and then another to check fertility. No waiting list yet.
I will be limiting sales to one dozen at a time, and they will be $60 per dozen plus $15 for shipping. I'll let everybody know soon.
Long story short - when we get back from vacation next week, I'm going to set up the breeding pen again. Then three weeks to "use up" any other roo's sperm and then another to check fertility. No waiting list yet.
I will be limiting sales to one dozen at a time, and they will be $60 per dozen plus $15 for shipping. I'll let everybody know soon.
So sorry to hear about your losses, we lost a gold laced brahma roo this summer.
I would love to be on the waiting list when you get it going- I am more interested in the blue.
I would love to be on the waiting list when you get it going- I am more interested in the blue.
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To all of you who want more eggs, I'm sorry - I'm closing sales. I lost one of my roosters recently. I also lost two hens due to dog attacks. I am going to close sales until next year, as I have young Brahmas that need time to grow up and build my flock back up. Thanks for understanding!
Predator attacks can be devistating. So sorry.
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With the addition of inner fencing and a gait at the end of the driveway, that problem should now be solved. One hen was killed. The other one has survived but was pretty well "skinned." There is a patch about the size of my open hand that has no flesh left, plus severe puncture wounds here and there. She doesn't seem to be in pain any more, is eating and drinking, but I'm not sure if she will ever recover fully, and if she does, the thought of a rooster mounting her gives me nightmares!
In the meantime, I have young ones growing up and eggs in the incubator, so in the spring should have my flock back up to speed.
In the meantime, I have young ones growing up and eggs in the incubator, so in the spring should have my flock back up to speed.
I'm so sorry for you, your girls and the rooster. I hope the injured hen makes it. She wasn't that sole hatchling, was she? Best wishes in every way.
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