Bantam Partridge Wyandotte hatching eggs 12+ NPIP

Danny39

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Jan 24, 2010
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Up for your consideration are 12+ extras of my Bantam Partridge Wyandotte hatching eggs. I should be able to add plenty of extras! FERTILITY is AWESOME! These little bantams are very sweet and calm and the roo is very attentive and good to his hens. I have yet to have a Partridge roo that was aggressive towards people. My girls have excellent, clear lacing and my flock sire is very well put together and just plain gorgeous. They all have good to excellent Rose combs. As with most Partridge dottes there is work to be done with the tails all though I have seen improvement in some of there offspring in just one generation. I am now using 2 of those hens in my breeding program. These are nice looking birds that I acquired from various show breeders, no hatchery stock.
Eggs are individually bubble wrapped and placed in the large USPS Priority box padded well with finely shredded paper. I mail eggs on Tuesday's and Saturday's and will get them in the mail just as soon as I have enough eggs collected.
I have gotten very good reports of fertility and hatchability on these eggs and the few that I have set hatched well with no help needed. Very strong and vibrant chicks!
There are no guarantees implied on hatching eggs as there are too many things that can happen to eggs once they leave my hands. Thanks for your interest and good luck bidding!
This is a PayPal auction.
I am Ohio NPIP certified.
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Please ignore the other birds in the background, I no longer have them.
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Here are a few pictures taken mid Spring. Sorry but a couple of them turned out a little blurry and it was really bright outside so they look a little washed out to me in these photos. I think the color in the first few pictures above is more accurate. And the little black and white one is a Cuckoo d'Anver, she is part of the "Partridge family," I can tell her eggs from the Wyandottes so you shouldn't receive any of her eggs. (unless you would like them) She is just a pet and this is the only group of birds she likes! lol
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Thank you manybirds.... my name should be toomanybirds!
 
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Thank you manybirds.... my name should be toomanybirds!

lol NO! why do u ask????........... what's your definition of 'toomany?'
 
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Hi Marie,

Thanks for your inquiry and your bid!

Sure they will go broody from time to time, they are excellent setters if you let them. They are not as broody as Cochins and Silkies but they will do a great job of hatching out there own chicks. As far as how often, that varies from hen to hen but I find they might go broody once or twice, rarely three times in a year.
I generally get 4-5 eggs a week from most all of my hens when they are in there prime!

And I could not agree with you more....I think they are beautiful too! lol
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Thank you manybirds.... my name should be toomanybirds!

lol NO! why do u ask????........... what's your definition of 'toomany?'

That's just it....I obviously have no idea how many is too many! My current flocks consist of about 75 birds including chicks, and if you add eggs in the incubator....well you know what they say about counting your chickens before they hatch!
It's really just a space issue for me, I like for my birds to have lot's of space and I don't believe in cramming them in small cages just so I can have more of them. I would really like to keep my flock around 50, that is a very comfortable number for me.
Wish me luck with that! lol
 

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