Sebastopols. A cash crop?

[bock]

Woo hoo! I am the 100th person.

But seriously, is there anywhere to get sebbies under $30 each? I think i'm just dreamin!

 

[Quail_Antwerp]

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Well after the molt they re-grow and look fab again by late summer - fall.

Thanks!

 

[Mrs. Turbo]

I have some that are bare now and some that are starting to grow some long ones back in......hopefully they will stay put this time so I can do some more shows. Found a goose egg in the goose house today. It has been 2 weeks since I found one....yippie! Does anyone want to buy 1 Sebastopol egg for $50......

 

[Mrs. Turbo]

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sometimes people sell them on the auction sites and they can go for that, or you could find someone local that sells them cheaper.

 

[Quail_Antwerp]

Mrs. Turbo :

Does anyone want to buy 1 Sebastopol egg for $50......

Sure, but only if you'll give a written guarantee that it will absolutely definitely hatch - no matter how badly I mess up the incubation - and that the resulting gosling will be a superb exhibition quality Sebbie

Oh, and I want a money back guarantee to boot......

 

[Hillside]

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Jenifer Krause, your birds are beautiful and I am so glad to be able to see them. They make a very good argument in favor of purchasing quality adults from good breeders instead of scattering your shot with a group of babies who might not be worth breeding from for someone who wants very good quality. NO ONE raises all high quality. worthy of being bred from birds. A lot of pretty birds will not help someone improve what they have even though they look nice enough and might be better than what the purchaser already has.

 

[Mrs. Turbo]

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Sure, but only if you'll give a written guarantee that it will absolutely definitely hatch - no matter how badly I mess up the incubation - and that the resulting gosling will be a superb exhibition quality Sebbie

Oh, and I want a money back guarantee to boot......

OOOHHHH yeah to all of that. shipping is $30 and I only take cash.

 

[Jenifer Kraus]

This is one of my Lavender Saddlebacks and she is a smooth breasted.

 

[Jenifer Kraus]

Found another white group and these are adult feathers. I am so looking forward to this fall when they get their new feather.

 

[jojo@rolling acres farm]

Jennifer: Again, a real "treat" for us - thanks for sharing these wonderful photos. Until today, I haven't been real interested in the colored Sebbies. Your birds have started me thinking along those lines.

I'm not sure that's a good thing...or a bad thing....

!!

Do you have any more pics of the almost all grey colored bird/birds? Wow...


(high jacking totally uninteneded--sorry)