Just In Time Hatching Egg AUCTION and BIN Thread
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I hope you have a great hatch! LOTS of PULLETS too!I hope this is allowed here.
Just have to say SQUEEEEEE I just received my hatching eggs from DMRippy!
Eggs arrived in mint condition
and I am sooo eggcited for the hatch!
Thank you!
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8+(should be 12 to 14, maybe more by the time today is over) ancona duck eggs. I have black drakes covering blue, lilac, chocolate, black, and lavender hens. These eggs are from 3/24 and 3/26. they will be shipped out first thing Friday morning. I have 2 different breeding pens set up and they are unrelated. The drakes in each pen are not related to the hens in each pen. pen 1 contains five different lines and pen 2 contain three different lines.
I am breeding for well marked, six to six and a half pounds ducks that can forage for most of their food on their own and lay a ton of green, black/grey, and white eggs. This auction is for white and maybe one black/grey egg only.
Auction ends tonight at 8:30 p.m. EST.
I have been setting almost every egg out of these pens and have had great fertility. I also just received notice that out of 20 shipped eggs 19 of them were developing to Connecticut and there are no damaged air cells that she can see.
Double boxed shipping is $18 and bidding starts out at $25.
All I promise is I will send fresh fertile clean eggs. Once they leave my hands I cannot be responsible for what the USPS does to them.
payment must be received as soon as the auction ends.
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Auction: Jill Rees Cream Legbar Hatching Eggs (10+ eggs).
In August 2014, we acquired several Cream Legbars from Jill Rees lines. We now have some of these Jill Rees Cream Legbar hatching eggs available.
The Cream Legbar (also known as "Crested Cream Legbar") is one of the most well known of the autosexing chickens. They are known for their crest, eye catching sky blue eggs, and their laying ability. The Cream Legbar was created in the 1930's by crossing Brown Leghorns, Barred Rocks, and Araucanas. The cross created a bird which lays many eggs like a Leghorn, has a sky blue hue like the Araucana, and is barred like a Barred Rock. This combination adds for a unique specimen. The new line of Jill Rees Cream Legbar chickens we have look beautiful. While there is some variation in coloring in this line, only the better representatives of the breed were chosen for breeding. Pictures are of actual birds in the breeding pen.
Bidding starts at $70 and must be in whole dollar amounts. Auction will expire exactly 24 hours from this post. Shipping will be an additional $15.
In August 2014, we acquired several Cream Legbars from Jill Rees lines. We now have some of these Jill Rees Cream Legbar hatching eggs available.
The Cream Legbar (also known as "Crested Cream Legbar") is one of the most well known of the autosexing chickens. They are known for their crest, eye catching sky blue eggs, and their laying ability. The Cream Legbar was created in the 1930's by crossing Brown Leghorns, Barred Rocks, and Araucanas. The cross created a bird which lays many eggs like a Leghorn, has a sky blue hue like the Araucana, and is barred like a Barred Rock. This combination adds for a unique specimen. The new line of Jill Rees Cream Legbar chickens we have look beautiful. While there is some variation in coloring in this line, only the better representatives of the breed were chosen for breeding. Pictures are of actual birds in the breeding pen.
Bidding starts at $70 and must be in whole dollar amounts. Auction will expire exactly 24 hours from this post. Shipping will be an additional $15.
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- Nov 3, 2010
- 10,620
- 999
- 436
AUCTION
8+(should be 12 to 14, maybe more by the time today is over) ancona duck eggs. I have black drakes covering blue, lilac, chocolate, black, and lavender hens. These eggs are from 3/24 and 3/26. they will be shipped out first thing Friday morning. I have 2 different breeding pens set up and they are unrelated. The drakes in each pen are not related to the hens in each pen. pen 1 contains five different lines and pen 2 contain three different lines.
I am breeding for well marked, six to six and a half pounds ducks that can forage for most of their food on their own and lay a ton of green, black/grey, and white eggs. This auction is for white and maybe one black/grey egg only.
Auction ends tonight at 8:30 p.m. EST.
I have been setting almost every egg out of these pens and have had great fertility. I also just received notice that out of 20 shipped eggs 19 of them were developing to Connecticut and there are no damaged air cells that she can see.
Double boxed shipping is $18 and bidding starts out at $25.
All I promise is I will send fresh fertile clean eggs. Once they leave my hands I cannot be responsible for what the USPS does to them.
payment must be received as soon as the auction ends.
I have 6 eggs from 3/24 and 8 eggs from 3/26. 14 eggs total! All white eggs. Come on guys! Everyone's bators full?
I have hatching eggs left over after orders. Some are a little dirty but still hatchable. 12 eggs-$15 shipping and 24 eggs-$20 shipping
Cream Legbars-$3 each
English Bantam Chocolate Orps-$3 each
Rhodebars-$3 each
Lavender Split Marans-$5 each
Autosexing Olive Eggers-$2 each
Cream Legbars-$3 each
English Bantam Chocolate Orps-$3 each
Rhodebars-$3 each
Lavender Split Marans-$5 each
Autosexing Olive Eggers-$2 each
This is a Buy It Now - $35.00 plus $15.00 shipping cost. Paypal only. Please post sold and PM immediately for paypal information. If they sell tonight I can get them in the mail tomorrow. If they sell tomorrow, I will mail on Saturday. This BIN ends tomorrow night at 9:00 pm mountain time.
There are 14 eggs large fowl Orpington hatching eggs: 3 eggs from the Red Cuckoo rooster over Splash, Red, & Chocolate hens (see below for color of chicks), 4 eggs from the Lav/Black pen, 2 eggs from the Chocolate pen, 3 eggs from the BBS pen, 2 eggs from the White pen. All eggs were laid yesterday and today.
I wrap every egg in bubble wrap and then double box them. I can not guarantee your hatch rate as there are too many things that can happen once the eggs leave my hands.
The Lavender rooster in the picture is with Lavender Orpington hens and Black Orpington hens. You will get Lavender and Black (split to lavender) chicks from this mating. My Orpingtons are a large percentage imported English. As some of you know I have lots of Orpingtons and have been breeding them for over 10 years. I love the English imports, however they have some serious faults such as not great layers, low fertility because of the huge amount of fluffy feathers, and they are not as hearty as our American Orpingtons. This pen represents what I hope is the best of both worlds. Fertility has been great here at home. The black orpington hens in this pen are very large and they are offspring from some of the first Orpingtons imported by Joy Atkins.
The Red Cuckoo rooster over the splash, red, and chocolate hens are all full English imports except for the two splash hen which have a small percentage of American blood. This pen will produce Red Cuckoo, Chocolate Cuckoo, and Blue Cuckoo chicks.
The Chocolate pen are full 100% English imported birds from three different breeders. There is one Mottled Chocolate in the pen and I think she may be laying so possible for Chocolate split to Chocolate Mottled.
The White pen is also full 100% English imported birds from two different breeders. These birds are huge and beautiful.
The BBS pen has a full 100% English Splash rooster (dominate) and a full 100% Black Cuckoo rooster over Blue, Black Cuckoo, and two Chocolate hens. Sorry I don't have pictures of these yet. The hen are either full English or a large percentage English.
There are 14 eggs large fowl Orpington hatching eggs: 3 eggs from the Red Cuckoo rooster over Splash, Red, & Chocolate hens (see below for color of chicks), 4 eggs from the Lav/Black pen, 2 eggs from the Chocolate pen, 3 eggs from the BBS pen, 2 eggs from the White pen. All eggs were laid yesterday and today.
I wrap every egg in bubble wrap and then double box them. I can not guarantee your hatch rate as there are too many things that can happen once the eggs leave my hands.
The Lavender rooster in the picture is with Lavender Orpington hens and Black Orpington hens. You will get Lavender and Black (split to lavender) chicks from this mating. My Orpingtons are a large percentage imported English. As some of you know I have lots of Orpingtons and have been breeding them for over 10 years. I love the English imports, however they have some serious faults such as not great layers, low fertility because of the huge amount of fluffy feathers, and they are not as hearty as our American Orpingtons. This pen represents what I hope is the best of both worlds. Fertility has been great here at home. The black orpington hens in this pen are very large and they are offspring from some of the first Orpingtons imported by Joy Atkins.
The Red Cuckoo rooster over the splash, red, and chocolate hens are all full English imports except for the two splash hen which have a small percentage of American blood. This pen will produce Red Cuckoo, Chocolate Cuckoo, and Blue Cuckoo chicks.
The Chocolate pen are full 100% English imported birds from three different breeders. There is one Mottled Chocolate in the pen and I think she may be laying so possible for Chocolate split to Chocolate Mottled.
The White pen is also full 100% English imported birds from two different breeders. These birds are huge and beautiful.
The BBS pen has a full 100% English Splash rooster (dominate) and a full 100% Black Cuckoo rooster over Blue, Black Cuckoo, and two Chocolate hens. Sorry I don't have pictures of these yet. The hen are either full English or a large percentage English.
Just a reminder on these. These birds are truly crested and cream Legbars. Many people have gotten gold or crestless Legbars from other lines. So far, I've had great results with these birds. They'd make a great addition of true crested cream Legbar blood to existing Legbar flocks or a new addition to a flock.[COLOR=006400]Auction: Jill Rees Cream Legbar Hatching Eggs (10+ eggs).[/COLOR] [COLOR=000000][COLOR=000000][COLOR=000000][COLOR=000000][COLOR=000000][COLOR=000000][COLOR=000000][COLOR=000000][COLOR=000000]In August 2014, we acquired several Cream Legbars from Jill Rees lines. We now have some of these Jill Rees Cream Legbar hatching eggs available. The Cream Legbar (also known as "Crested Cream Legbar") is one of the most well known of the autosexing chickens. They are known for their crest, eye catching sky blue eggs, and their laying ability. The Cream Legbar was created in the 1930's by crossing Brown Leghorns, Barred Rocks, and Araucanas. The cross created a bird which lays many eggs like a Leghorn, has a sky blue hue like the Araucana, and is barred like a Barred Rock. This combination adds for a unique specimen. The new line of Jill Rees Cream Legbar chickens we have look beautiful. While there is some variation in coloring in this line, only the better representatives of the breed were chosen for breeding.[/COLOR][/COLOR][/COLOR][/COLOR][/COLOR][/COLOR][/COLOR][/COLOR][/COLOR] Pictures are of actual birds in the breeding pen. Bidding starts at $70 and must be in whole dollar amounts. Auction will expire exactly 24 hours from this post. Shipping will be an additional $15.
These are still available.I have hatching eggs left over after orders. Some are a little dirty but still hatchable. 12 eggs-$15 shipping and 24 eggs-$20 shipping
Cream Legbars-$3 each
English Bantam Chocolate Orps-$3 each
Rhodebars-$3 each
Lavender Split Marans-$5 each
Autosexing Olive Eggers-$2 each
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