24+ 100% Lavender Project Orpington Eggs....NO splits!

[Tony]

Eggs will ship out Thursday June 24th. I accept Paypal.
These eggs are out of my 2 coops of 100% lavender birds, NO splits.
Thanks, Tony

 

[SouthernChick]

Where did your Levenders come from?

 

[Tony]

SouthernChick, mine came from the same source as EVERYONE else`s in the US. They`re from......

Hinkjc Line.

 

[SouthernChick]

EXCELLENT LINE. Will you be offering these again? I am very interested but my incubators are full, but will be empty 7/2, thanks

 

[Lensters]

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There are a couple of others working on their own lines, but the Hinkjc line is by far the most prevalent. People will want to be careful because she got some of her Jubilee project birds mixed in with her Lav Orps and has the mottling gene mixed in. Looks like your birds are old enough that you are probably in the clear but you might want to ask.

 

[hinkjc]

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People will want to be careful because she got some of her Jubilee project birds mixed in with her Lav Orps and has the mottling gene mixed in. Looks like your birds are old enough that you are probably in the clear but you might want to ask.

That's an incorrect statement about my line. My jubilee's were not even in progress when I was developing my lavender line. My lav and jubilee lines are NOT crossed. They are completely two separate projects, which are unrelated. The "mottling" identified early in the lav project was not due to any mixing of lines here. It was due to the unknown heritage of the lav bird which started my project. At this time, my lav line is clean of any mottling, as we culled for this throwback from the initial breedings. Although folks who got early birds may still see it if they haven't culled for it.

Tony, I apologize for taking this off topic. Good luck with your sales. Your babies are so cute!

 

[Lensters]

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People will want to be careful because she got some of her Jubilee project birds mixed in with her Lav Orps and has the mottling gene mixed in. Looks like your birds are old enough that you are probably in the clear but you might want to ask.

That's an incorrect statement about my line. My jubilee's were not even in progress when I was developing my lavender line. My lav and jubilee lines are NOT crossed. They are completely two separate projects, which are unrelated. The "mottling" identified early in the lav project was not due to any mixing of lines here. It was due to the unknown heritage of the lav bird which started my project. At this time, my lav line is clean of any mottling, as we culled for this throwback from the initial breedings. Although folks who got early birds may still see it if they haven't culled for it.

Tony, I apologize for taking this off topic. Good luck with your sales. Your babies are so cute!

Sorry, I made an assumption of how the mottled gene got in based on what I read in the Lav Orp thread and what the people who sold me your line of birds said (both are seeing mottled birds). They are very nice birds. So nice, that in this instance I will be keeping the birds and back culling as well.

 

[Tony]

Thanks Jody, I`m glad you saw this thread and were able to clear things up, I had NO clue what to respond.

 

[Phage]

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You know you NEED them.

I would SO be bidding seriously if it were later in the year