This is a Buy it Now for 12+ Delaware eggs. PM to buy.
Shipping is 17.00---20.00 if west of the Mississippi, and 22.00 to WA, OR or CA. Shipping is high because double box and use pine shavings in the outer box and it adds a lot of weight, but offers insulation and protection. I can ship in a single med flat rate box anywhere for 16.00 if you choose, however I believe the extra postage for the dbl box is worth it for the best results. I cannot guarantee hatch rates due to factors beyond my control, but I have very good hatch rates on these here.
This heritage breed is one of the best egg layers on the farm. They start early...20 weeks on average, and lay most of the year other than a break to molt. They are super dual purpose birds as well, reaching table size at an early age. I have had cockerels weighing from 9-12 lbs before they were a year old.
These birds are most definitely a work in progress. I am hatching my fourth generation after being very selective for size and type and I am happy with progress, but I am still working on color issues and getting wider tail spread on the females. Please understand that while I am breeding to the SOP standard, they are not there yet. I believe they are a good start to this goal, or for anyone just looking for a very friendly, dual purpose breed.
Shipping is 17.00---20.00 if west of the Mississippi, and 22.00 to WA, OR or CA. Shipping is high because double box and use pine shavings in the outer box and it adds a lot of weight, but offers insulation and protection. I can ship in a single med flat rate box anywhere for 16.00 if you choose, however I believe the extra postage for the dbl box is worth it for the best results. I cannot guarantee hatch rates due to factors beyond my control, but I have very good hatch rates on these here.
This heritage breed is one of the best egg layers on the farm. They start early...20 weeks on average, and lay most of the year other than a break to molt. They are super dual purpose birds as well, reaching table size at an early age. I have had cockerels weighing from 9-12 lbs before they were a year old.
These birds are most definitely a work in progress. I am hatching my fourth generation after being very selective for size and type and I am happy with progress, but I am still working on color issues and getting wider tail spread on the females. Please understand that while I am breeding to the SOP standard, they are not there yet. I believe they are a good start to this goal, or for anyone just looking for a very friendly, dual purpose breed.
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