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    DC Heritage Poultry - has anyone used this breeder?

    Thanks, we requested eggs instead. She seems to be very responsive, and people who took eggs were more happy with what became of their birds. A good early start seems to be what is good for both people and chickens. :)
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    DC Heritage Poultry - has anyone used this breeder?

    Can you please give me an update on this? Thanks.
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    3 rows on a comb??

    I'm brand new to this breed and only have little chicks, but I think that the hens may be more pecky. I gave away a few that were starting to fly and had three rows, and which pecked at me, but I think they were hens because they had tails fully grown in. Looking at who I have left, I think I...
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    What does it take to get lavender mottled?

    So if I crossed lavender mottled to lavender, half of the chicks would be mottled, and all of them would be lavender?
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    Canadians check in here....

    https://www.facebook.com/okanagonbccagedbirds
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    are my chicks silver or brown red ameraucanas? how to tell color?

    I have only one that looks like that. All of her hatchmates are blues, greys, blacks, and dark chocolate. I am curious what it grew up to look like.
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    Comment by 'Ali_Howard' in article 'Perry Schofield, P&L Game birds, Canada'

    Our class had button quail chicks which hatched from eggs laid by birds you raised. We had different colours. A child took them to keep when I came south. Are you still raising and showing birds up there?
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    Canadians check in here....

    Hi there. Did you find crevecoeurs?
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    Can Crevecoeurs withstand cold?

    Hi there. Do you still have Crevecoeurs?
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    Hello From Canada

    Did you find someone with Cervecoeur?
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    ISO Crevecoeur breeder

    I’ve found some in British Columbia through Hatchit, and see that there are more available through DC Heritage in Quebec. Wondering if anyone else in Canada has them.
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    ISO: Swedish Flowers Hatching Eggs *Canada*

    DC Heritage is in Quebec. (Sorry, just seeing that you are back east.)
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    ISO: Swedish Flowers Hatching Eggs *Canada*

    Have you tried Wild Acres in Armstrong?
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    Chicken Breed Focus - Isbar (Blue Isbar)

    Thanks for sharing this. We're adding Isbars to our flock this year and are very excited about it!
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    Canadians check in here....

    There is a community on Facebook for eggs in Canada in small numbers from hobbyists, and another from big hatcheries. I found many small hatcheries in BC and Alberta that way, but it depends on what you are looking for. Chicks are on a separate site due to federal legislation. Canadian Poultry...
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    American Holland

    In our area, it’s not legal to sell eggs on eBay unless you have a license. I did find a source in Canada, but they’re 4000 km away. ;)
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    Brower Incubator Model 11400-3

    I also found a Brower 1140-8 or 11400-3 in an old coop. Wondering if anyone still has a manual for this.
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    Jubilee Hatching Eggs

    There’s also a place in Quebec.
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    Jubilee Hatching Eggs

    There is one here, in British Columbia. Are you an American? Jubilee Orpingtons are so beautiful!
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    13-14 week old Easter Egger pullet with blue earlobes?

    Mosaic. I’m not sure what they are bread from, but what it shows is that it’s carrying a skin colour gene. Maybe be related to a Cemani or something.
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