These are NOT hatchery birds. The rooster is about 3 years old, the hen is almost 2 years old. They are both proven breeders, friendly and gorgeous! I have decided to part with all of my single-combed birds so these are going. Our climate is just too harsh for them to not get frost-bite damage (as this roo has).
The hen has some scarring on her head where she was scalped as a chick. This does not affect anything but her looks--she lays just fine and will go broody, if you let her. She's a great mom and raised chicks last year that I put under her at night.
Sorry, no shipping. I can transport to the show in Monroe next month IF paid in full in advance.
Thanks,
~Heather
The hen has some scarring on her head where she was scalped as a chick. This does not affect anything but her looks--she lays just fine and will go broody, if you let her. She's a great mom and raised chicks last year that I put under her at night.
Sorry, no shipping. I can transport to the show in Monroe next month IF paid in full in advance.
Thanks,
~Heather
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