Beautiful Belgian d'Anver chicks . Assorted common colors

[Boggy Bottom Bantams]

this is an assortement listing for our more common color Belgian d'Anver bantam chicks. Colors could be any of the following.
quail
blue quail
black
white
cuckoo
lavender ( self blue)
black mottled
blue
splash

all of these are from excellent top end stock breeders. All colors are both APA and ABA recognized.
no min order if picked up. If shipped, you will need to order at least 15, 20 is it's cold in your area will be recommended.
Shipping is by Express mail only. The cost is on average about $45 and covers the box, liner, heat pack, shipping, and gives $100 in insurance on them.

I can try to lean more to the colors you want, but this is an assortment deal price, so it will all depend on who's laying at the time.
for a full look at our birds, go to our website
www.boggybottombantams.com

there are 250-300 d'anver pics on there.
we are also taking orders for eggs on all colors and breeds as well
to place an order, post here, PM, or e-mail me.
Thanks

 

[Boggy Bottom Bantams]

here's the list for 2016.
These are day old chick prices, eggs are half the chick price unless noted. All birds are bantam sized unless noted as large fowl. Egg shipping usually cost about $12 depending on distance and amount of eggs shipped. Chick shipping is by Express Mail ONLY. They just get to you way better that way. It, the box, liner, heat pack, grogel, and insurance that comes with Express is around $45 in most cases. Minimum order for chicks to be shipped is 12 large fowl or 15 bantams. This is needed to help with body heat only while in transit. Chicks to be picked up have no minimum.



Thanks
Aubrey



PHOENIX
these are unrelated from any USA stock, all from the Toni-Marie Astin work with the imported German lines
Eggs $40 a dozen
Chicks $10 each
all colors


white, silver duckwing, gold duckwing, bb red ,
red pyles, barred, creles, silver gingers, red gingers, blue silver gingers, black, dun, blue golds, dun gold, shojo, ,etc.
Some of these rare colors are very limited. About 6 at the time is the best I can do on those.



Imported German large fowl phoenix

all colors both lines
$10 each on chicks or $40 a dozen for eggs.
Black, and white in the Schubert line
all 3 duckwings in the Ismer line

Rare Fibro phoenix, both sizes,
various colors, no real color picking as these are pretty limited
$12 a chick $50 a dozen on eggs

non molter long tails ask about availability, very limited





SUMATRA
Bantams
$40 a dozen on eggs
$8 each on chicks

Bantam Size colors

black , blue, dun , splash , khaki, platinum
all are in one pen , no color picking

Large Fowl Sumatra
dun, khaki, black, and blue , splash. mostly dun
$8 per chicks $40 per dozen on eggs

large fowl blue egg line from UGA imports.
$50 a dozen on eggs
$10 on chicks
Dun and black mainly, Get some khaki and platinum as well



OHIKI

All colors
$40 a dozen eggs
$10 a chick for cherry pick best of the best.
I highly advise the chicks route on ohiki as it lets me cull out the duds for you!

gingers, all 3 duckwings, barred, mille fleur, flytie genetic birds, birchens, blacks, wheaten, silver wheaten, etc



D'ANVER
per chick price...eggs are half this listed price


blue and splash quail $5
dun or khaki quail $8
silver quail $10
quail $5
cuckoo $6
blue cuckoo $10
dun cuckoo $10
lavender cuckoo $10
mottled $6
dun mottled $10
blue mottled $10
white $6
black $5
blue or splash $5
ginger red $10
porcelain $8
mille fleur $8
lavender $5
buff columbian $10 (could be lavender versions on the buff columbian too.)
lavender buff Columbian $10
Columbian $10 ( extremely limited)
blue Columbians $10
blue silver quail $10
goldneck $10
dun $10
white quail $10
crele $10
bb red $10 ( very limited)
red pyle $10 very limited)
silver mille $12 ( very limited)
Buff project $12 (very limited) some color will vary still

on the rare colors, some are very limited at this time. Basically higher priced, equals limited availability . I can tell you at the time of ordering what may or may not be available at that time.

KO SHAMAO, ASIL, and Malay bantams $50 dozen or $10 per chick


Cemani (ask for availability) $100 dozen for eggs or $20 per chick
I advise the chick route on these also, It allows me to send the best possible birds. though they are limited and another breed will be needed to fill the box for heat


Large Fowl PURE Fly Tie, Genetic Hackle Fowl
Pure, real deal hackle fowl. Be wary of people selling these on line, only 20 or so known people breed pure fly tie fowl. Of those only 2 of us sell to the public. Many scam on this breed. so be careful! fly tie are NOT long tailed birds!!

barred, and silver crele
$15 chick or $100 dozen eggs





eggs priced by the dozen can be purchased in lower numbers, just divide price accordingly. In other words, want 6? priced at $50 a dozen, 6 would be $25

Thanks again!

 

[Boggy Bottom Bantams]

 

[chickenman1245]

Do you have any Buff?

 

[Boggy Bottom Bantams]

I do, but they arent for sell yet. I lost my original trio due to old age finally and we had to start over. Thankfully a friend was already working on them and send me some start up birds, but they still need a couple years of work to be perfect again, so maybe in a year or two, I'll have some ready again

 

[KarenFoster]

How soon will your Crele Project take before you have chicks for sale?

 

[Boggy Bottom Bantams]

next year I hope. They are hatching creles that are finish now, you just have to be willing to know they are project birds still and some chicks come out off colored or just barred at the moment. I got JJ some last year and they turned out perfect for him. Could get you some off them now if you were willing to work and or cull threw some of the off colored or unfinished ones....

 

[KarenFoster]

Think I'll wait for one year and get finished ones. I don't want to misjudge any chick and not cull some that really should be culled.

 

[Boggy Bottom Bantams]

I dont blame you. I try to wait til they are totally finished anyway when I am working a project just for that reason. These are one of those deals though where they are either crele, or they are weak creles that need to go back to bb red one more time. Which is what I am doing this year with them.. should have some really good ones for you next spring

 

[KarenFoster]

Great , I'll want some for sure.