Any Scots Dumpys in the USA?

NC ChickenKate

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Curious if there are any Scots Dumpy breeders in the USA. Wondering if I'll need to buy a ticket to Scotland to find them? Has anyone flown in with a bird under their seat...and how does one bring a bird or birds in legally?
 
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In order to import Poultry into the U.S. you will need --

The VS-17 form filled out,
An broker familiar with importing livestock ,
Locate a breeder willing to ship into the U.S.,
Schedule shipping via Air,
Birds will be in quarantine for 21-30 days
You will also need the birds vet checked before and after interning the U.S..

At the end you may have around $2000.00 dollars raped up in a flock 8 or so birds.


Chris
 
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Quote:
In order to import Poultry into the U.S. you will need --

The VS-17 form filled out,
An broker familiar with importing livestock ,
Locate a breeder willing to ship into the U.S.,
Schedule shipping via Air,
Birds will be in quarantine for 21-30 days
You will also need the birds vet checked before and after interning the U.S..

At the end you may have around $2000.00 dollars raped up in a flock 8 or so birds.


Chris

I hate to admit it, but I thought it would be more than that. Only $2000.00? Such a bargain!

Scotts Dumpies are available from Sand Hill Preservation Center: http://www.sandhillpreservation.com/
 
Quote:
In order to import Poultry into the U.S. you will need --

The VS-17 form filled out,
An broker familiar with importing livestock ,
Locate a breeder willing to ship into the U.S.,
Schedule shipping via Air,
Birds will be in quarantine for 21-30 days
You will also need the birds vet checked before and after interning the U.S..

At the end you may have around $2000.00 dollars raped up in a flock 8 or so birds.


Chris

I hate to admit it, but I thought it would be more than that. Only $2000.00? Such a bargain!

Scotts Dumpies are available from Sand Hill Preservation Center: http://www.sandhillpreservation.com/

It could be more, I have seen posts here and there about importing birds and around $2000.00 was a bare min. with out the cost of the birds.

Chris
 
Did anybody get any of these from Sandhill this year ? If you did could you post pics. i am debating on wheither I want to get some of these next year or not. Thanks
 
I was eyeing these myself and wanted to know how cold hardy they are. Sandhill has a "special" on them if you order by nov 1st you can get this years pricing which gives you 15 Cuckoo Scots Dumpies, 10 of another rare breed of their choice, and shipping all for $150. i was sooo tempted, but I don't think I could convince my husband to spend $150 on chickens, andI wasn't too sure how they would mingle with my mixed flock- I thought they might be at a disadvantage with their stubby little legs. But if any of you try them out, I'd like some feedback on how they do, both over the winter and how friendly, and how they mingle with other chickens.
 
I was eyeing these myself and wanted to know how cold hardy they are. Sandhill has a "special" on them if you order by nov 1st you can get this years pricing which gives you 15 Cuckoo Scots Dumpies, 10 of another rare breed of their choice, and shipping all for $150. i was sooo tempted, but I don't think I could convince my husband to spend $150 on chickens, andI wasn't too sure how they would mingle with my mixed flock- I thought they might be at a disadvantage with their stubby little legs. But if any of you try them out, I'd like some feedback on how they do, both over the winter and how friendly, and how they mingle with other chickens.
I lived in the Scottish Highlands while in the military. These chickens are very popular there because they do so well in the cold. You just need to keep an eye on their weight. They can get very fat very fast.
 

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