Oregon Fall Chicken Swap!! SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10!!

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HI Folks, I was glad to see you would have a swap. I don't have any chickens to swap but is it okay to come and see all the lovely breeds you do have and meet you all? Would there be any chickens for sale?What kinds of things do people like to swap for if not poultry?
RachaelC mother of all
 
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Yep! Come on down!! The more the merrier! If there is something in particular on the list that you are interested in, be sure to let the person know, to make sure they bring them! Some people only bring what they know people want, for biosecurity reasons.
 
I've never made it to a swap but it sounds fun. I've got a beautiful black and gold frizzle bantam cochin roo(4 months) and can have fertile eggs or hatch some black cochin bantams(both 1st place parentage, frizzle and non frizzled) or some from our splash frizzle araucana roo and americauna (have mult. colors)hens. I'm really looking for a polish hen to suprise my hubby with on our anniversary at the end of Oct. Any one know a polish keeper? Or a mille b. cochin hen friend?
 
I don't think I will have anything with the Cream Brabanters to offer except for maybe a pair of adults. I will have 4 adult female Coturnix for sale.
 
Bil
Quails & Quail Eggs
Maybe some mutts by then
Alpaca Fiber

geebs
I have blue cochin LF and one SF hen
Marans (all colors)Top Breeder quality (not hatchery) Wade Jean, Bev Davis, Donna Gherke, Valentine
Penes (in black)
I have some cuckoo layers from hatcheries I would trade away... they are POL hens.
I have a trio of Welsummer POL from private breeder.

ChickenRonin
frizzle/silkie chicks

Chickiechick
Button quail - Birds & hatching eggs.
Coturnix quail - Birds & hatching or eating eggs.

oregonJen
I have lots of nice SQ Silkies, Jersey Giant chicks, some adult cuckoo Silkies, couturnix quail, Cuckoo Marans, Speckled Sussex and Blue and Buff Orpington. I could bring chicks or juveniles in any of those varieties. Oh ya, I also have a young pair of Auburn turkeys and several geese and ducks. Does anyone want guinea keets. They will be about 1 month old by then. Also working on a splash silkie pullet, SQ.

Lensters
http://corvallis.craigslist.org/grd/1340644768.html

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also have a bunch of Marans, a few EEs and a couple of Barred Rock in the brooder. In the incubator are lots of Welsummers, some Rhode Island Whites and a few Silver Laced Wyandottes. Ok, the RIWs and SLWs are in a hatchery's incubator, but I should have plenty to trade.

playswithfowl
I could hatch out some Cream Brabanter eggs, and have some fertile eggs to bring.
I will have 4 adult female Coturnix for sale.

silkiechicken
Maybe some goodies!!
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Cloverleaf Farm
2 black bantam Ameracauna pullets, they are SQ (see, I knew you would find something!!
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ysandoz
possibly some barred rocks, oppingtons, and maybe some delaware chicks?

rachaelc
Nothing to swap but still going to come

mydaughterloveschickens
I've got a beautiful black and gold frizzle bantam cochin roo(4 months) and can have fertile eggs or hatch some black cochin bantams(both 1st place parentage, frizzle and non frizzled) or some from our splash frizzle araucana roo and americauna (have mult. colors)hens. I'm really looking for a polish hen to suprise my hubby with on our anniversary at the end of Oct. Any one know a polish keeper? Or a mille b. cochin hen friend?
 
Okay, so I figured out what the SQ stands for at least I think I do(show quality)
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But what does LF and SF stand for?
I sure loved the cochins I saw earlier this year and regret not getting one but then there's the welsummers, speckled sussex, and riw oh my!
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Rachael C
 
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Time of Day?

Last time we met in the afternoon mainly because of me (thanks again everybody). When do we want to meet this time? Morning? Late Morning? Early Afternoon? Afternoon?

My vote would be morning but not too early for those of us that have to drive and hour or more to get there. Anybody else have any preferences?

Bil
 

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