CUBALAYA Large Fowl & ALSO-Bantam Barnvelders

[bekisar]

I am offering for sale 6 eggs from my flock of CUBALAYA Large Fowl .I will sell MORE or LESS eggs as you like,if you will contact me at my Email with your needs. The price is $30.00 for 6 eggs and shipping is $12.00,for a TOTAL of $42.00. The cost for 12 eggs would be $60.00 plus shipping charge of $14.00. Which would be a Total cost of $74.00 for a dozen. I will be glad to answer any questions and to send pix of my breeders if you will email me at [email protected] . I will accept CASH,CHECK, or PAY PAL. Thank you. I ALSO have Bantam Dark Barnvelder hatching eggs at the SAME PRICES Wayne

 

[cubalaya]

where did they come from? the pure blood cubalayas.

 

[pinusresinosa]

How hardy are they really? I live in central MN... beautiful chickens, might order if they can stand the weather here.

 

[bekisar]

Hi Pinusresinosa; Cubalayas have very small combs that will not freeze easily and they can take your winters with no trouble at all.I would love to sell you some eggs as these birds are hard to find and I wish more people had them. Do you have any birds? We may trade? Thank you.Wayne age 68 in Florida.

 

[bekisar]

Hi Cubalaya; My line is from Sandhill originally. They are NOT show quality,but they are very nice and NOT small ,,as you may find so often with this breed.What lines do you have? Thank you. Wayne age 68 in Florida. "bekisar".

 

[pinusresinosa]

I have ducks laying now. They're all runner drake, rouen and pekin hen eggs. My rouen lays giant green eggs. Dunno if it's a fair trade for those.

I'll PM you!

 

[cubalaya]

Hi Cubalaya; My line is from Sandhill originally. They are NOT show quality,but they are very nice and NOT small ,,as you may find so often with this breed.What lines do you have? Thank you. Wayne age 68 in Florida. "bekisar".

I started with sandhill and added some from saladin and gallorojo.

 

[chickenlady25]

I have Barnevelders here in Northeast Ohio and they have survived the last two winters here. We have had temperatures as low as 35 below zero and my coop is not heated nor insulated.