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An open apology to Janet in TN... Janet, I would like to publicly apologize for my rude and snippy post above. While the purpose of a forum like this is to share information, another thing that they should be is warm and welcoming. My recent response to you on this thread was neither of...

Edit info: I removed this post because I was not very gracious in writing it.

You've probably talked with him since I have...so I suspect that your info is more current than mine. I'll stick with buying mine from him...a whole lot easier than keeping breeders around here. It works for me, since he's only an hour from here and I can just drive up and pick up a box of...

I'm with you, Grey...on the 'top secret information'...especially since we actually already have these secret birds in our possession and didn't have to wait until the end of June to get ours! Last I knew, Joel was buying fertile Hubbard eggs from some of the Amish growers in Wisconsin...not...

Quote: Points made, but there are simply no 'breeds' of chicken. There are no breed standard registrations or genetic tests. There are NO breeds of chicken, period. It's very different compared with other livestock. That is something that still boggles the mind of this lifelong 4-legged...

It is my understanding that they do, indeed, have proprietary rights to the name -- they spell that out very clearly on their website (www.freedomrangers.net). Bear in mind that they were not the 'inventors' of this bird -- for lack of a better word. They were, however, in my opinion...

One other thing you will want to be careful about is not using the term Freedom Rangers when describing these birds. There was a post about a month ago where someone had been in touch with Barbara Aaron (the Freedom Ranger people) and she made it clear that the name Freedom Rangers is a...

Don't forget that shipping is included with the JM birds. I had Freedom Rangers ordered before they went out of business and my shipping for 50 birds was going to be close to $30 to Maryland -- bringing the cost to about $1.30 per bird. I got 100 and kept 60 for myself -- so mine actually...