Sometimes roos get a dusky color as if they aren't as oxygenated as they normally are. I'm not sure of the reason why, but it happens a bit here and there.
D'uccle breeders Database
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hi all i finally got some new pics of my D'uccles but they are all just coming out of the molt so they dont look great. and i dont know why bebe's eye looks odd but it might be b/c my camera is sooooo old!
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Any breeders in Newfoundland?
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Im not sure, maybe there is a club there that could direct you in the right direction?
Im not sure, maybe there is a club there that could direct you in the right direction?
Um I'm not sure if Newfoundland has a poultry club... I can't find anything for any breeds in Newfoundland
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Thats a bummer! Your other option would be to import birds, which i know from any country into the us is pricey. But it might be worth checking into! Maybe you can find someone in Canada!
Members on BYC that breed MFs in Canada are Dennisbarredrock and Megs
Thats a bummer! Your other option would be to import birds, which i know from any country into the us is pricey. But it might be worth checking into! Maybe you can find someone in Canada!
Members on BYC that breed MFs in Canada are Dennisbarredrock and Megs
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Thats a bummer! Your other option would be to import birds, which i know from any country into the us is pricey. But it might be worth checking into! Maybe you can find someone in Canada!
Members on BYC that breed MFs in Canada are Dennisbarredrock and Megs
Layers are easy to get in Newfoundland, but they're just hatchery birds (Barred Rocks and Broilers)
I usually get most of my chickens in Nova Scotia, but I'm not going any time soon. I'd like some now so I can have them laying next spring/summer. I just need Polish, Sebright, and Leghorn, but I would like other breeds like D'uccle's too. Plus it makes since that I wouldn't find alot for poultry in Newfoundland, it's not like we have a big population
Thats a bummer! Your other option would be to import birds, which i know from any country into the us is pricey. But it might be worth checking into! Maybe you can find someone in Canada!
Members on BYC that breed MFs in Canada are Dennisbarredrock and Megs
Layers are easy to get in Newfoundland, but they're just hatchery birds (Barred Rocks and Broilers)
I usually get most of my chickens in Nova Scotia, but I'm not going any time soon. I'd like some now so I can have them laying next spring/summer. I just need Polish, Sebright, and Leghorn, but I would like other breeds like D'uccle's too. Plus it makes since that I wouldn't find alot for poultry in Newfoundland, it's not like we have a big population
haha, i didnt know where it was untill i looked on a map today, i thought you were an island near iceland, bahahahah
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Haha Ic, well now you know
Yah, so I don't know what to do
Haha Ic, well now you know
Yah, so I don't know what to do
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Haha Ic, well now you know
Yah, so I don't know what to do
import some eggs and hatch them?
Haha Ic, well now you know
Yah, so I don't know what to do
import some eggs and hatch them?
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