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Quote: If you don't want and won't take hatching eggs, that doesn't make you very desperate or in need. Just sayin'

Again, as I said, it is an opinionated trait to go for. I also do agree that UK types should be preserved and loved here, my point was that one should first breed for something before just shelling out the eggs/chicks and piling up the dough.

Quote: Now that would be a smart, decent guy. I think importing some birds here then immediately selling eggs/chicks for their high price to whomever is just "profit breeding" - There's no care in it. It doesn't matter if you got some Choc Orps from the top breeder in the UK, you still need to...

If Chirpy Chicks truly is importing. . . . I want some Lemon Blue Brahmas. - They have gorgeous LB Brahmas!!

Well since a juvenile pair of Jubilee apparently costs $1000 . . . . Imagine how much a pair of Chocs will cost. Considering Jubilees were a project made in this country, too.