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Plus it has some serious eye candy, with all those photos of champion birds. Good thing it's in black and white or my budget would be in big trouble.
Plus it has some serious eye candy, with all those photos of champion birds. Good thing it's in black and white or my budget would be in big trouble.
I have 6+ Chocolate Wyandotte Bantam Hatching Eggs for sale for $25 including shipping. I've decided that I've hatched too many and instead offering these to others. My flock came from Greenfire Farms lines and consist of 10 hens and 4 roos. These eggs will ship out Monday April 14th. I have checked fertility with a successful hatch of my own. If interested put SOLD on the post and send me a PM. Send paypal payment to [email protected]. I will pack them with care and hope that the post office respects the package. I leave it up to the individual to be sure that you can accept hatching eggs. Thanks for looking!
Quote: Originally Posted by roncrna View Post I have 6+ Chocolate Wyandotte Bantam Hatching Eggs for sale for $25 including shipping. I've decided that I've hatched too many and instead offering these to others. My flock came from Greenfire Farms lines and consist of 10 hens and 4 roos. These eggs will ship out Monday April 14th. I have checked fertility with a successful hatch of my own. If interested put SOLD on the post and send me a PM. Send paypal payment to [email protected]. I will pack them with care and hope that the post office respects the package. I leave it up to the individual to be sure that you can accept hatching eggs. Thanks for looking!I think someone was looking for bantam Wyandotte here? Maybe this guy has what you want or knows someone who might?
Hi Adelina,I have 2 hatchery white leghorns that handled -25 with out lighting, heat or codling. Well ventilated but draft free.
Hi Karen...Your assertion that Heritage leghorns lay for a lot more years makes me wonder...is that because they lay fewer eggs per year, thus spreading them out over a longer period? I'm not trying to be argumentative, I really want to know the facts and I honestly do not.Hi Adelina,
Congrats on your Leghorns. They are a great breed! Yours sure handled the cold well! We have a bunch of Leghorn breeders
here on the list breeding from top strains. What color Leghorn are you seeking to add to your flock? The Heritage Leghorns lay
a lot more years than the hatchery ones.
Best Regards,
Karen