I know this is crazy but, Seramas?

[KristaChickenWhisperer]

Are there any Serama breeders in the pacific Northwest? I REALLY want a Serama or two...But I know how rare they are to find.

 

[arllcountrygirl]

I have some, but I am in Arkansas.

 

[KristaChickenWhisperer]

You are so lucky!! How hard was it for you to get into Seramas?

 

[arllcountrygirl]

Actually - it wasn't too hard. I lucked out and someone in my town raises them, so I get all I want.

 

[KristaChickenWhisperer]

That is awesome. I hope I get that lucky haha. It is also harder since I am out of state for college and I cant keep chickens here. So I kind of have to do all my searching while I am home for breaks.

 

[arllcountrygirl]

You can find hatching eggs on eggbid or ebay.

 

[The Chicken Lady]

How about posting a want ad in the Buy Sell Trade area of the BYC forum?

 

[emandmikey]

I didn't know that they were that rare... I have two Serama hens, and three roosters... they were all given to me (the roos were chicks) by someone who lives close by, and he'll be taking them back soon. (he's making room) Sorry it's hard to find them where you are - you should be able to order some from a hatchery though - if you want to raise chicks.

 

[KristaChickenWhisperer]

Yea I am thinking of going in that direction. I will have to wait until May when my summer break starts and I am back at home. I doubt my parents will actually raise the chicks for me haha.

I am also attenting a show in March so maybe I can find something there. Thanks for all the tips everyone!

 

[briarpatchfarms]

from what ive heard they are somewhat rare here in the US but they are growing quickly. Thay are very expensive if you get into the best bloodline iknow someone that has some for $125 a piece but i am getting some from a women in georgetown ky that has a bunch and she is getting me some frizzled seramas too.