I have a chance to import some eggs from Ireland :D

[smoothmule]

If you could get some eggs from the chocolate orpingtons you would make a lot of people happy

 

[EweSheep]

That would be awesome! Do let us know what you got going!

 

[Illia]

If you do get it going, get us some colors of Brahmas not available in the US, will ya?

- There aren't many colors available here.

That, or get some Silver Barnevelders, but honestly, they're very rare over there.

 

[mississippifarmboy]

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I was looking at some websites in the UK earlier and saw those. They are gorgeous!

 

[thebirdguy]

Just get some of everything... I mean as long as you are shipping a box across the world, you might as well fill it clear full!! I'd take some of them if you didn't have room in your incubator..

 

[Randy]

If you are going to sell eggs I would be interested in some Silver Barnevelder eggs. Well depending on price of course. I understand they wouldn't be cheap but if I have to sell a kidney or something I'd have to think on it. What the heck. I have an extra kidney. Put me on the list for Barnvelder eggs.

 

[DTchickens]

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See, I was thinking freshly imported lines of Shamos, or Malays, or Asil! Some Irish games, or true Old English fowl would be nice too.. But this is just the gamefowl breeder in me, most people wouldn't want to import those

. I like Brahma's too kind of, never been around them but prefer the looks of them over most other feathery breeds. What about some Chocolate orpingtons, people have wanted them for quite some time I think, all of the chocolates here are dun based while those aren't I don't think.

-Daniel

 

[Mahonri]

If you can, get some Chocolate Orps.

 

[Illia]

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See, I was thinking freshly imported lines of Shamos, or Malays, or Asil! Some Irish games, or true Old English fowl would be nice too.. But this is just the gamefowl breeder in me, most people wouldn't want to import those

. I like Brahma's too kind of, never been around them but prefer the looks of them over most other feathery breeds. What about some Chocolate orpingtons, people have wanted them for quite some time I think, all of the chocolates here are dun based while those aren't I don't think.

-Daniel

I whole heartedly agree, but I don't think Europe would have much to offer. . . . I personally would love to see stuff from straight out of the Indian or Middle-Eastern areas, but getting that is just unquestionable. Oh and Madagascar too. I'm a Malgache nut, so I'd love to see some straight from Madagascar.

Far as I've heard, a little too often brought up, is that Green Fire Farms already has choc Orpingtons in the process of being imported or are already imported.

 

[Colorist]

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See, I was thinking freshly imported lines of Shamos, or Malays, or Asil! Some Irish games, or true Old English fowl would be nice too.. But this is just the gamefowl breeder in me, most people wouldn't want to import those

. I like Brahma's too kind of, never been around them but prefer the looks of them over most other feathery breeds. What about some Chocolate orpingtons, people have wanted them for quite some time I think, all of the chocolates here are dun based while those aren't I don't think.

-Daniel

I whole heartedly agree, but I don't think Europe would have much to offer. . . . I personally would love to see stuff from straight out of the Indian or Middle-Eastern areas, but getting that is just unquestionable. Oh and Madagascar too. I'm a Malgache nut, so I'd love to see some straight from Madagascar.

Far as I've heard, a little too often brought up, is that Green Fire Farms already has choc Orpingtons in the process of being imported or are already imported.

That's what I thought too, that they were already being imported. I was thinking of either the Isabel Partridge Brahmas or Silver Barnies because both look beautiful in my eyes. I just got word back that there is a good Barnevelder breeder near them, but I think they have gold? I'm not sure if we need new blood for those or not.