Faverolles Thread

[junebug7334]

Thanks Henry! Appreciate it!

 

[Salmon Faverolles]

Hi

I guess you can say I have been around the Salmon Faverolles breed on and off as long as I can remember. Here is a older picture of me with a Salmon Faverolle male in the background. The Salmon Faverolles was one of my dads most favorite breeds as is mine. I have never seen the Bantam Salmon Faverolles and look forward to getting some when they come available.

 

[junebug7334]

that's super cute!

 

[hcammack]

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Hope you can find some do you have Standard faverolles now? Thats great that there is family history behind them.

Henry

 

[Salmon Faverolles]

Hi hcammack
As of right now I have no chickens. I have lived in town for the last ten years

but have just in the last month moved out to the country

. So I plan to get a nice size flock of chickens once again

.

 

[Rare Feathers Farm]

Hey guys...I'm still looking for a nice pair of bantams....in salmon or blue salmon....anyone?

 

[mmccallum]

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You might try the "Chicken Hatching Eggs" section.

Hi Mrs. Fluffy Puffy


I did & no Bantam Salmon Faverolles hatching eggs there.

So I thought I would try here.

We have some, the birds are laying sparsely but probably enough for an order. email Jamie at [email protected]
or go to our website for pictures (http://www.mccallumsflock.com).

By the way, anyone have the contact information for Mr. Bollanger??
I'm looking for those mahogany faverolles for my wife's bday!

Malcolm

 

[keesmom]

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Dick Boulanger? He's on here once in a while, as faverolles. Which mahoganies are you thinking of, the black breasted red ones (mahogany hackle and saddle feathers)? He no longer has them.

 

[mame1616]

Still looking for LF SQ Salmon females, pullets or young hens. I'd like to pick them up at either the Yankee Classic in Syracuse, or at the Ohio National. Thanks! - Mary

 

[tracyork]

Hi there - I have a fairly young salmon faverolle pullet, and I was just wondering if anyone could give me an idea of when she might start laying. She looks pretty big and beautiful to me. I find myself checking the nest box endlessly with hope. She was hatched around the first week of April, which makes her almost 6 months I think.

Thanks,
Tracy