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[boykin2010]

ok so i think i may be wanting some hatching eggs in january or early february. just thinking ahead of time since this is my first time hatching eggs. i really would like 3 white silkie eggs and 3 buff, partridge or red silkie eggs. i also would really like about 3 or 4 serama eggs and 3 or 4 mille fleur bantams. if anyone has any eggs for sale or they give me what i wanted above please let me know. also state in the post the guess of about how much the cost of the eggs would be. also please post pictures of some of your chickens i will be receiving eggs from so i can get idea of what the offspring will look like.

thanks

 

[boykin2010]

bump

 

[Buck Creek Chickens]

I have all you are looking for, the Mille fleur d'Uccle or cochin?

partridge silkie hen

MF cochin roo, this is a young pic of him, he looks a lot better now

MF hen

Serama

MF d'Uccle roo, he looks better now to the girls love to pull his feathers

I have to find the white silkie's pic's and the roo's for the partridge, I also have splash silkie and the breeds in my sig.

price will depend on what I ship and how many eggs

 

[Muggsmagee]

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Keep in mind January and February are FREEZING months! So depending on where you live and where your eggs come from...you might want to factor this in. Most breeders don't ship past December or before March...knowing otherwise their eggs will freeze during shipping.

 

[Buck Creek Chickens]

not always true, i've shipped and recived eggs all year round, and the only time i had frozen eggs is some quail eggs that came from Alaska ( they got held up in a blizzard) shipping eggs in the cold is eazier than when it on the hot side.

 

[boykin2010]

well i live in south ga it rarely gets freezing. i think i have decided on 3 white silkie eggs 3 buff red or partridge silkie eggs 3 serama eggs 3 mille fleur eggs

 

[Buck Creek Chickens]

shipping eggs at anytime is always a crap shoot, cold or even hot temps are the least of your worries

 

[boykin2010]

o and by the way your chickens are GORGEUS but i really want to see the silkies

 

[Muggsmagee]

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In the cold is one thing, in the FREEZING cold is another. You could have eggs shipped during a January thaw and be just fine. But it is not advisable to have eggs OR live birds shipped during those months.

 

[boykin2010]

are all your seramas black or are the 2 in the pic just black... how many seramas do you have and do you know the class they are in