Unfortunately, they would be posted by air, while they might survive, packages usually ship in unpressured cargo holds, eggs hate that and often die. I live in the mountain west, and even ground shipping to altitudes higher than 6000 ft can be an issue for eggs. That's why people ship live breeding pairs, it's more of a sure thing, just costs a ton on import fees.
Wow they are very nice looking pullers . Lovely copper and full hackle marking . Nice strong type . Agree with you they look better than the oldest pullers as far as the hackle marking . Let see if they lay dark eggs . Hope they do .
@Punkybrewster your pullets have style they are all class A 100% . if you keep breeding pullets like them ,than you don t have to worry much .
It s nice and refreshing to see your work @Punkybrewster and @Bantambird . You 2 have done a stunning job with a Marans chooks . You 2 have done what a French breeders could not do. They spend they time arguing with each other . I really admire what you guys have achieved . You should be proud of your selves . Bravo again .
