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Then you would mate the offspring from that pairing. :)

It is a shame that people would waste their time to do that. I can say with confidence that I know your eggs were brought over legally. I have been checked before - no biggie - as long as you have your paperwork in line - just make them a copy and off they go. I do appreciate them...

We have black english bantams from the Roger Clark line. Thanks, Richard

Hi - We do trim slightly for increased fertility. Thanks, Richard

Hi Don - We have gold laced bantams from Orpingons Galore here and will be releasing in mid to late spring. Thanks, Richard

WISHING EVERYONE HERE A HAPPY THANKSGIVING!!!! MAY IT BE FILLED WITH PLENTY OF FOOD, WONDERFUL FAMILY AND FRIENDS. WARMEST WISHES, RICHARD

That is correct. Typically it is a cull. But if you use that roo as a breeder with some black hens you will have some really nice black hen offspring.

Nice looking roo! Keep in mind that if he shows any signs of being home sick - you have the address.. BTW - the large fowls (choc, cuckoo, etc) are looking good and coming on strong.

Got you down... :) Pretty soon you will be shipping some beautiful chicks!!! I was pretty excited when I boxed up your birds this morning... they were so beautiful and fluffy!! I think they wanted to stay and become south GA birds....HAHAHA..... or maybe that was me????

Thanks for the compliment! Your birds will be arriving by Friday - but then again you know how the PO does things..... they could be there in the morning. Don't forget to call and let them know you have a package coming. Regards, Richard

Thanks so much for the compliment! :-) I appreciate your business! Stay tuned and check back to our site for the new imports that we will be releasing in the Spring. Regards, Richard

Looks like they all arrived well and in good spirits!! Even the extra surprise I sent............ :-)

I have been pretty busy here - lots of personal items going on at the home front ...the next month will be tough....keep us in your prayers. I have been reading and here is a suggestion that I used for the heat. When I built my pen I dug a hole and placed cider blocks half buried and then...

They have been here for a little while. Not sure where Larry got his - but mine have been here about 8 months.

In blacks...."Green is to be seen - blue is to boo"........ Any shade other than green (blue is most common other shade) should not be used for breeding.

You will need to cross to black to keep the deep rich chocolate color - if you breed Choc x Choc and Choc x Choc and Choc x Choc .... over time the Choc will lighten.

Yep APHIS is crazy on their stuff.... I think I mentioned that in an email when we first discussed it. That is why bringing in and doing cold storage and dealing with my Atlanta connections is so nice!

I suspect it is inbreeding a little and environment change a little.... I did have an issue way back. But now I have 4 lines of Bantam Chocs... aside from the 2 lines of LF Chocs - that we will release in the Fall. :) :) We lose very little bantam chocs now. Thanks, Richard