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How do you ship a live rooster?

You can ship with American Airlines priority shipping. You will need to have a shipping box that is Airline approved for live birds. The cost will be by weight and size of box. Look at the web site and give them a call.
www.aacargo.com
 
I just got 2 hens today. You must have an approved box. Then you can ship through the post office, just like sending chicks. You put food and a watery substance like juicy fruit in the box and send it the fastest way possible, overnight if you can.

My hens got here in a day and a half.

On the box it says Horizon Micro Systems for shipping live birds for the Us Postal service.

www.hm-e.net
ph. 800 443-2498

Do a search on byc for shipping birds and you will find some very good info.

Caution it is not cheap: I have paid $40- $60 (including the box)

I shipped a parrot once Delta Dash for $90
 
Good luck, you have to go through a series of paperwork with the federal government to be approved. Its not easy to bring poultry in from other countries. Last I heard, the only farm given approval for imports was Green Fire Farms. Google importing poultry into the United States

I looked into it once, and after looking over the red tape, it wasn't worth it. By the time the bird gets her you will have invested a small fortune. If you can find your breed here in the US I would go that route, Id rather pay 150.00 for a good rooster here than 500-1000 to have it die from being stressed out in transit.
 
In the past I helped EXPORT many chickens to Mexico, Saipan, and the Philippines but I am totally ignorant about how to go about importing a single feather. I don't think that you can even import the neck hackles off of roosters anymore, even when you ship them in a container of formaldehyde to kill the germs.
 

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