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Mike owns a water fowl educational preserve
His BIG mistake was giving farm tours which included the cemani...
Several tourist offered (one demanded) to buy some on the spot and he had told them they were already sold.
2 weeks later...poof!
His farm is now closed to everyone until he fills all his orders.
I seriously doubt hes ever going to sale cemanis again...
This sooo sucks...
I agree, gorgeous
Your best bet is to buy birds from greenfire I don't think anybody will trade after spending alot of money for them I would think.So what are everyone's plans for breeding? I have one cockerel who's comb looks like it will be excellent but he was hatched with the ends of his middle toes yellow so I don't see him staying in the breeding flock long once I have more choice. The other cockerel has excellent toes but his comb's not in enough yet to see how it will be. If it comes in well I believe he will be my breeding rooster and the other will hang around as a just in case spare. The pullets are both great, and the younger one looks the most promising. I understand that wolfwhtye may have chosen for egg production over blackness at some points so that explains the yellow toes on one cockerel's foot. However, he told me that they will be laying machines and I can expect them to start at four and a half to five months. Are we planning to do swaps in here for more genetic diversity? I would love to at some point trade some eggs for eggs of those from another line. I know one of you in here has Greenfire lines, which are supposed to be bad egg layers but very dark. If you would be interested in a trade I think it would benefit both of us. You'd get better egg
So what are everyone's plans for breeding? I have one cockerel who's comb looks like it will be excellent but he was hatched with the ends of his middle toes yellow so I don't see him staying in the breeding flock long once I have more choice. The other cockerel has excellent toes but his comb's not in enough yet to see how it will be. If it comes in well I believe he will be my breeding rooster and the other will hang around as a just in case spare. The pullets are both great, and the younger one looks the most promising. I understand that wolfwhtye may have chosen for egg production over blackness at some points so that explains the yellow toes on one cockerel's foot. However, he told me that they will be laying machines and I can expect them to start at four and a half to five months. Are we planning to do swaps in here for more genetic diversity? I would love to at some point trade some eggs for eggs of those from another line. I know one of you in here has Greenfire lines, which are supposed to be bad egg layers but very dark. If you would be interested in a trade I think it would benefit both of us. You'd get better egg layers, I'd get more darkness.