Faverolles Thread

[faverolles]

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No, not you Pete.HAHAHA
Dick

 

[Lifesong Farm]

A few verbal beatins from the cranky old farts is worth it. As long as we can keep getting to learn what you know.

 

[Cloverleaf Farm]

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[EweSheep]

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[sugarbell99]

Hi, I am looking to get some LF Faverolle hens. I'm in the northeast corner of Pa. Would travel maybe 2 hours. Does anyone know of breeders in this area?

 

[Cloverleaf Farm]

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I don't know of anyone with started birds available right now. Though I did just post an auction for hatching eggs....

 

[pfmerlin]

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well i'd say at this point not a whole bunch as i aint jumpin on the band wagon of pen breeding. i'll just remain real happy down here with closed little flock and know that for 2 decades now i've been able to produce both w/o it......all i'm gonna say for all time on it. done. -)

very funny post though

peter

 

[Lifesong Farm]

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I think I missed something. Which I don't doubt since I started taking classes again. I have slowed down on using the net for anything but study. You don't pen breed? How do you do it? What are your methods?

Barb

 

[sugarbell99]

sugarbell99 wrote:
Hi, I am looking to get some LF Faverolle hens. I'm in the northeast corner of Pa. Would travel maybe 2 hours. Does anyone know of breeders in this area?
I don't know of anyone with started birds available right now. Though I did just post an auction for hatching eggs....




Thanks for the reply. I'll keep it in mind, however I hate trying to get rid of the roos.I always get too attached and end up with too many.

 

[Cloverleaf Farm]

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Haa haa - eat one, you won't be attached any more,,...they are TOO yummy!

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