North to Alaska!

[Alaska Fowl INC]

You in Fairbanks area?

I think she is in the valley....

SIR

 

[laseterlass]

I am actually in Anchortown. They are Bourbon Reds. Parents are from Porters as poults. I had the eggs shipped from Mass they are A.P.A and N.P.I.P. Perfect situation for someone looking to start breeding QUALITY heritage turkeys. I wish I was out of the city. I am up to 5 out of the eggs now and one more still scuttling around. I have Porters Sweetgrass due after the 9th.

 

[allsummedup]

I would adore them sadly I can't make an anchortown trip :/ any chance your headed this way?

 

[laseterlass]

Maybe in July....But I think they would have worn out their welcome long before then.

 

[allsummedup]

Humming maybe I can find someone on Craig's list who's headed this way.

 

[laseterlass]

A friend in Nenana just scooped them up. I may have sweetgrass soon.

 

[allsummedup]

Nenana well **** I could have driven that far lol.

 

[laseterlass]

I think she plans to breed them so next spring?

 

[wesj]

ok what hatchery do ya all use up here that has the best chance for the birds arriving alive?

 

[Alaskan]

I have used a few different ones..... They usually make it with one to three dead. And I can live with that. Then again, Homer is off the main track, mail wise, I am sure if you are in Anchorage or Fairbanks that you might get 100% live chicks.

Because of the cold, all of the Alaskan mail delivery system (at least in bigger towns) is climate controlled.