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We are offering 6+ hatching eggs from our flock of Buff Laced, Gold Laced and Blue Laced Gold Brahmas at Taylor Hobby Farms. These eggs were gathered to ship tomorrow, July 10th, but the purchaser changed their ship date. We are listing this as a Buy It Now. If you buy and pay tonight, we will ship your hatching eggs tomorrow. I have 8 so far and should I get any in the morning, I will be sure to include them as well. The Buy It Now includes Priority shipping and handling charges. Please buy by posting "Sold" in a reply post and then send Paypal payment to my e-mail address at [email protected]. If you would rather that I send a Paypal invoice, just message me with your Paypal e-mail and I will be glad to do so. This auction ends tonight at midnight as I do not want to ship hatching eggs on a Thursday.
Our Brahmas are from the well known Dan Powell lineage and are absolutely stunning. These eggs cost $7.00 each at our website so this is a real deal. We also sell and ship chicks from April through October.
Brahmas in general are considered a utility bird for their edibility and generous egg laying and hardiness even during the winter months. The average weight of roosters is 11 pounds where the hen’s average weight is 8.5 pounds. They lay an average of 140 tinted eggs annually. Brahmas are calm, friendly birds that make good pets. They are a popular choice for families with children. They have been very easy to raise and make a rather quiet and beautiful flock.
The distinct difference between the well know Light and Dark Brahmas and these are their beautiful feather plumage. Our flock consists of Buff Laced, Gold Laced and Blue Laced Gold Brahmas. The reason for our decision to cross the different color varieties did not come easily. The Buff Laced Brahma would have to be our favorite color and from our understanding, the one that Dan Powell was aiming for when he started this project, but after careful research, we discovered that in this stage of the project, breeding only Buff Laced Brahmas would result in 80% Buff Laced Brahmas and 20% Gold Laced Brahmas. It also results over time in "whiting out" of the Buff Laced Brahmas. In order to bring you beautiful birds with truer lacing, we have decided to continue using the other color varieties. All chicks produced so far with this set-up have been beautiful when feathered out.
Our hatching eggs are gathered twice daily and kept in a 55 degree egg cooler. They are turned three times daily until they are picked up, shipped, or put in our incubator. Hatching eggs will be anywhere from 1 to 3 days old unless otherwise agreed upon when shipped depending on the amount ordered and how the hens are laying. We will send the freshest eggs on hand. Our own chicks hatch from eggs held up to 14 days.
We ship hatching eggs USPS Priority Mail with delivery confirmation. We may ship your eggs using 1) a box within a box with the eggs being individually wrapped in the inside box and surrounded by shredded paper, (2) eggs in cartons wrapped in bubble wrap and surrounded by shredded paper or (3) by eggs wrapped individually with tissue, then bubble wrapped and surrounded by shredded paper and bubble wrap on the outer ends of the box. We use different methods depending upon the number of eggs ordered. Unfortunately, we have no control over what happens to the eggs once they leave our hands, i.e. rough handling, x-rays, poor incubator settings, temperature fluctuations, etc. so we can not guarantee your eggs to develop. We have had reports of 0 hatching to all eggs hatching. There is always a risk with shipped eggs.
Your hatching eggs will ship on Wednesday, July 10th, as long as payment is received before midnight tonight.
We are NPIP Certified, GA-1202, and have our birds tested frequently for Avian Influenza, Thypoid and Pullorum.
Eggs will only be shipped to the Continental 48 States.
Thanks for looking and happy bidding!
Our Brahmas are from the well known Dan Powell lineage and are absolutely stunning. These eggs cost $7.00 each at our website so this is a real deal. We also sell and ship chicks from April through October.
Brahmas in general are considered a utility bird for their edibility and generous egg laying and hardiness even during the winter months. The average weight of roosters is 11 pounds where the hen’s average weight is 8.5 pounds. They lay an average of 140 tinted eggs annually. Brahmas are calm, friendly birds that make good pets. They are a popular choice for families with children. They have been very easy to raise and make a rather quiet and beautiful flock.
The distinct difference between the well know Light and Dark Brahmas and these are their beautiful feather plumage. Our flock consists of Buff Laced, Gold Laced and Blue Laced Gold Brahmas. The reason for our decision to cross the different color varieties did not come easily. The Buff Laced Brahma would have to be our favorite color and from our understanding, the one that Dan Powell was aiming for when he started this project, but after careful research, we discovered that in this stage of the project, breeding only Buff Laced Brahmas would result in 80% Buff Laced Brahmas and 20% Gold Laced Brahmas. It also results over time in "whiting out" of the Buff Laced Brahmas. In order to bring you beautiful birds with truer lacing, we have decided to continue using the other color varieties. All chicks produced so far with this set-up have been beautiful when feathered out.
Our hatching eggs are gathered twice daily and kept in a 55 degree egg cooler. They are turned three times daily until they are picked up, shipped, or put in our incubator. Hatching eggs will be anywhere from 1 to 3 days old unless otherwise agreed upon when shipped depending on the amount ordered and how the hens are laying. We will send the freshest eggs on hand. Our own chicks hatch from eggs held up to 14 days.
We ship hatching eggs USPS Priority Mail with delivery confirmation. We may ship your eggs using 1) a box within a box with the eggs being individually wrapped in the inside box and surrounded by shredded paper, (2) eggs in cartons wrapped in bubble wrap and surrounded by shredded paper or (3) by eggs wrapped individually with tissue, then bubble wrapped and surrounded by shredded paper and bubble wrap on the outer ends of the box. We use different methods depending upon the number of eggs ordered. Unfortunately, we have no control over what happens to the eggs once they leave our hands, i.e. rough handling, x-rays, poor incubator settings, temperature fluctuations, etc. so we can not guarantee your eggs to develop. We have had reports of 0 hatching to all eggs hatching. There is always a risk with shipped eggs.
Your hatching eggs will ship on Wednesday, July 10th, as long as payment is received before midnight tonight.
We are NPIP Certified, GA-1202, and have our birds tested frequently for Avian Influenza, Thypoid and Pullorum.
Eggs will only be shipped to the Continental 48 States.
Thanks for looking and happy bidding!
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