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Thanks
Seems like it's mostly poultry parts though from what i saw but they could probably do it
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Well, we already have a few breeders here in the USA working with the English Australorps. I have some, and I bought my hatching eggs for them from Kurt in W.V. who is also a member here at BYC. We have the Blacks, Blues, and Splash colors of them.
Not to mention taking less time for shipping too, since they don't have as far to go.And that would be a lot easier than importing from England haha
Really? I hadn't realized there were people working on the English ones. I think I might have seen some of Kurt's birds but hadn't realized what type they were. That's great
Austral Orps are Australian. Cook made the Black Orpington as a utility breed in England, it was the colony of Australia that bred them to excellent utility and new breed called Australorp. If your wanting to import Australs I'd go to the source.Well, we already have a few breeders here in the USA working with the English Australorps. I have some, and I bought my hatching eggs for them from Kurt in W.V. who is also a member here at BYC. We have the Blacks, Blues, and Splash colors of them.
Austral Orps are Australian. Cook made the Black Orpington as a utility breed in England, it was the colony of Australia that bred them to excellent utility and new breed called Australorp. If your wanting to import Australs I'd go to the source.
Several of us Faverolles breeders had contemplated pooling resources to get new stock imported from the UK via hatching eggs. The problem was who got what and when? Who would be selected to incubate them? Who got to distribute the hatchlings and/or their offspring? Live birds would be no easier.Speaking of which, I wonder if it would be cheaper to go in with someone? Like maybe a few people could either locate/contact breeders from here, or perhaps even go there and find them, and then everyone could import them together? Might be cheaper to go in together on the costs?
Several of us Faverolles breeders had contemplated pooling resources to get new stock imported from the UK via hatching eggs. The problem was who got what and when? Who would be selected to incubate them? Who got to distribute the hatchlings and/or their offspring? Live birds would be no easier.
So until I win the lottery any Faverolles imports are out of reach.
Austral Orps are Australian. Cook made the Black Orpington as a utility breed in England, it was the colony of Australia that bred them to excellent utility and new breed called Australorp. If your wanting to import Australs I'd go to the source.