Where to find wheaten/blue wheaten Ameraucana hatching eggs

[JacinLarkwell]

“Cull” doesn’t always mean kill. I ”cull” hens to pet homes If they don’t meet my expectations. Usually cull just means to not have them in your breeding flock. Lots of breeders have a cull pen for just eating eggs or fun egg color projects.

My culls usually go to a friend or the infamous 'Red Coop' if they're girls

 

[chickenmomma16]

My culls usually go to a friend or the infamous 'Red Coop' if they're girls

I rehome females but probably 90% of my males get processed and eaten. It’s a shame because Wheaten Ameraucanas are so sweet! But the market around here is flooded with roosters.

 

[JacinLarkwell]

I rehome females but probably 90% of my males get processed and eaten. It’s a shame because Wheaten Ameraucanas are so sweet! But the market around here is flooded with roosters.

Same. I have a few males I've held onto because they're too friendly to eat, but one is getting to 3 soon, so he really needs to move on

 

[AUChickenGal]

I had a very positive experience ordering Wheaten/Blue Wheaten Ameraucana hatching eggs from The Gypsy Hen (http://www.gypsyhen.com/) a couple of years ago. I had a 60% hatch rate, which is very good for shipped eggs, and the birds were absolutely beautiful.

 

[Pampered chicken girl]

I had a very positive experience ordering Wheaten/Blue Wheaten Ameraucana hatching eggs from The Gypsy Hen (http://www.gypsyhen.com/) a couple of years ago. I had a 60% hatch rate, which is very good for shipped eggs, and the birds were absolutely beautiful.

Thank you! I have a thread asking about Gipsy, I finally found bantam wheaten from them. That's a great hatch rate!