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This one from BC so not sure help. http://abbotsford.craigslist.ca/grd/4996913958.html

I wish you live closer. I love to get good stock.

I live south of Seattle. The stock is from Sandhill Preservation line. If anyone want to trade with SG, would be welcome as well.

I have 1 red & 1 color hens for sale. They are around 1 year old and been laying. Unfortunately, local pickup only.

I have Hoverbator and Brinsea Eco 20. The Brinsea is much easy to clean than Hoverbator because all parts are plastic.

This is why to share your block with someone that live near you with same interest. You can always get your breed blood line back.

I may end up doing the same thing like you. My ran away to the far end corner when I open the coop door. I tried with cracked corn twice, but still no success.

Here are my rose comb Dorking at 3 months. The pullets are colored, but I am not sure about the cockerels.

I didn't know skunk love chicken through. I can't wait to get some Dorking hatching eggs from my block in September.

I had one last year and he does not mate at 7.5months. He end up in the stock pot for being mean.

I purchased a Dorking rooster cheap recently and he doesn't like to mate. My guess the fertilized rate for Dorking may be on the low side.

Have anyone done taste test between 6 months vs. 2yrs old with this breed? And also fresh vs. frozen from freezer?

Let us know how they turn out. I am curious myself. I done feather sex many times from 1-3 days old. Some of the breeds, the feather don't show up until 2nd day.

You can use the picture as you see fit. How fast is your red growth compare to other?

Here is my Dorking block (2 cockerel, 3 pullets). I purchased them from user Rockashelle. They hatched on 2/24/13 and 4 out of 5 are rose comb. I am working on size and shape first. The colored birds are much larger than the red. 4 colored and 1 red

Sound good.... I sure want to start some soon. I am sure finding some in Washington state might be a challenge.