12+ eggs from Naked Neck Frizzle Green-Eggers (blue, splash, black)

[Dipsy Doodle Doo]

For sale: 12+ fresh eggs from my blue / splash / black Naked Neck Frizzle Green-Egger pen.

The eggs will be from this splash Frizzle Naked Neck Green-Egger rooster:

with blue / black Naked Neck green-egger hens:

(the feather-neck girls are not there anymore, only Naked Necks).

You can expect the chicks to be 50% frizzle / 50% smooth, most (if not all) to be Naked Neck, and all will carry the blue egg gene. This generation of Naked Neck hens lay eggs that are more blue than green : )

Price is $30.00 for 12+ eggs
and $15.00 for USPS Priority shipping (with Delivery Confirmation) and Handling.
Here's a link to how you can expect your eggs to be wrapped and packed for shipping .
Wrapping & Packing eggs

My PayPal is [email protected].

If you have any special instructions like "Hold & Call for Pick Up", or would like them shipped to an address other than the addy in the PP info ---just add that and a ph# in the PayPal note so I don't miss it.

Thanks!

 

[Freitas farm]

Would like to purchase how do I go about it?

 

[Dipsy Doodle Doo]

Hi Heather! I'm sending you a message right now.
Thanks!

 

[MoonSkin]

Hi, was wondering if you're still up for selling eggs from your unique birds. I'd like to buy some in the next week or so.

 

[Dipsy Doodle Doo]

Hi @MoonSkin! I am! I'll send a pm with my PayPal address.
Thanks!
Lisa

 

[Pyxis]

Are these eggs still available? I sent you a pm but I'm not sure if you got it.

 

[LittleChickSpy]

Dispy, I am so pleased! I'd like to share, if you don't mind. Of the 9 eggs you sent, 7 developed. It's day 20 of incubation today, and all 7 have already hatched and are doing well in the brooder!

Mine turned out to be 6 naked necks and 1 feathered. One nn even has feathered shanks & toes, which I love and wasn't expecting.
I can't wait to see who's frizzle!

1st to hatch of 13 eggs (feathered legs!)


Thank you!

 

[Dipsy Doodle Doo]

That's great to hear, @LittleChickSpy! You did a fabulous job getting them incubated and hatched! Can't wait to see the rest : )

 

[LittleChickSpy]

Here they are!

 

[Dipsy Doodle Doo]

Awwwe! I hatch them almost weekly here and don't ever get tired of looking at them : )
Keep checking the wing tips. In the next day or so, you'll be able to tell who is frizzled.