Hatcheries/Breeders with Bantam Faverolles?

[P0U1TRYP3RS0N]

Who out there breeds bantam Faverolles? Do any hatcheries have them?
I got a pair at our county fair a couple weeks ago and the raccoons got the rooster Saturday night. I HATE RACCOONS!
The pair was very, very old, and the rooster was sterile.
So if you have a bantam faverolle rooster you no longer want, or are a breeder who will have chicks available next spring, let me know!

 

[Napalongtail]

Not sure where you are at but a few people do come to mind. Mothergoose, flying monkeypoop, and myself all have some that should be laying again in the spring. I got my eggs from mothergoose and flyingmonkeypoop just offered me a pullet the other day. I'm sure when some are laying they'll post eggs for sale. I know I will

 

[Newchickenmom&kids]

Not sure where you are either...but this place has them in Illinois:

http://www.catalpafarm.atfreeweb.com/index.htm

 

[mothergoose]

Hello, I have bantam salmon faverolle hatching eggs available. I have some listed on the BST page. I also have chicks available and 1 rooster from early spring hatch for sale. But all lives are pickup only. I do not ship birds only eggs.
Christie

 

[WoodlandWoman]

I looked at the picture of your rooster on the other page. What a handsome boy he is!

 

[mothergoose]

Thank you for the compliment, Woodlandwoman.
I absolutly love the bantam salmon faverolles. They are so easy going and calm. They are the most reliable layers we have and they start laying as early as 4 1/2 months of age. And beautiful to boot. Just a great bird.
Christie

 

[eggzettera]

Can I get on the waiting list for eggs in the spring?
TIA
Nadine

 

[mothergoose]

Nadine,
Sent you an email!
Christie

 

[cgoodloe]

I just bought standard size salmon faverolles. I am hoping they are super duper quiet for my city backyard. I didn't know about any bantam sized ones but I was looking for a breeder that had all 3 breeds I wanted...bantam EE'er, bantam RIR, and faverolles but could only find standard faverolles so I got some. Should be ok though since they are still a small chicken compared to say an Australorp or Orpington.