ATTN: Yokohama Lovers!

[collaire]

Where do you live rambob59? Campbell is in the Santa Clara Valley

 

[rambob59]

I'm in central valley near Fresno CA.

 

[cluckcluckluke]

My new young Yokohama pair!

 

[cluckcluckluke]

Also I tried to make a thread for ALL Longtails and a thread asking if anyone had Yoko's and I got very few replies.
What's the go? Are Yoko's especially rare in the US?

 

[collaire]

I just came from this breeders farm, and he says that these will be the last eggs he offers this year. These are the best Yokohamas I've ever seen. http://www.ebay.com/itm/331162172317?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649

 

[cluckcluckluke]

HELLO???

Can we please get this thread up and going again???

@DragonEggs @Sir Birdaholic @chickenlover54 and everyone else!

I am really interested in this breed and am having trouble finding other Yokohama enthusiasts.

 

[DragonEggs]

I actually had to give my last Yokohama pair away a few months ago when I had to leave town for a bit... I haven't been able to find anymore since... I'm glad to see the thread has been running well enough without me, though

 

[cluckcluckluke]

I actually had to give my last Yokohama pair away a few months ago when I had to leave town for a bit... I haven't been able to find anymore since... I'm glad to see the thread has been running well enough without me, though

Oh no!!
Are you planning on getting back into them again though?

At least you are lucky enough to have some hatcheries that sell Yokohama. Down here in Australia we have nothing like that. It took me almost 3 months to track down a pair of Yoko's.

 

[DragonEggs]

If I could find some again I would love to try and breed some long tail genetics into some of my other birds!

 

[MountainSeramas]

Hello! I just want everyone to know that I think Yokohamas are gorgeous and I hope this thread continues on. I love the bantams and standards. Would be great to see more enthusiasts become active in this breed. I had some when I was younger. Seems that the red shoulder variety is hard to perfect. How's everyone doing with their birds?