Euskal Oiloa ( Basque Thread)

[skylinepoultry]

I'm glad I got me a day off today. I'm just in aww over these new pics. I love your pics on the EO site Susan. Very Impressive!

 

[Young Heritage]

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Yes I did! I am like a kid at Christmas. My wife loves the looks of these birds which helps me to have more

 

[skylinepoultry]

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Yes I did! I am like a kid at Christmas. My wife loves the looks of these birds which helps me to have more

 

[Young Heritage]

Think I may go crazy before I get some of these birds. I am so impatient sometimes.

 

[Young Heritage]

So my wife asked me what it would take/cost to get some of these from Spain......I had no clue as to what to tell her. I imagine it would cost a lot of money if the government would even allow them to come into the country. Anyone have any ideas on if it would be possible?

 

[skylinepoultry]

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My minds been racing on this too. Id say that Spain would be the main concern considering the rules and regulation could differ greatly. Thats just a guess. Wouldnt really know. Maybe sebastopol might know the regulations there.

 

[Skeffling Lavender Farm]

We are guessing in the order of thousands for an international import of eggs.

A few of us in Canada have agreed to go in on an international order of eggs if Susan can figure out the paperwork!

 

[Young Heritage]

http://www.aphis.usda.gov/import_export/animals/poultry_eggs.shtml

SPain is an option

Just need someone in Spain willing to do the work and sell some.

 

[skylinepoultry]

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Hmmmm, ok. Maybe I can get a group in the States to do the same. Geshhh do I hate paperwork though!!!!! What do you think YoungHeritage?

 

[Young Heritage]

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Hmmmm, ok. Maybe I can get a group in the States to do the same. Geshhh do I hate paperwork though!!!!! What do you think YoungHeritage?

Look up, don't think it will be as bad as expected if we can find someone in Spain to help. I am game to look into this and go on a joint venture to get some good/different blood in the states.