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Ok my Fellow texans I am located in lubbock and I am looking for the following,with not much luck, maybe y'all can help?!! Will drive some distance and WILL do shipping:)

Mandarin ducks
Wood ducks
Call ducks(would like pastel but any color works)
Cayuga ducks
crested ducks
Vulturine guinea fowl
Guinea fowl(all colors)
Sebostopol geese
Silkie chickens
Polish chickens
Frizzles

~~~would like SQ on show breeds but breeder quality will work as well or even eggs~~~

Hopefully y'all can help me:) *crosses fingers*

Edited to say: I realize some may not be in season yet but hopefully yall can point me to someone who is breeding and expects something when it comes time:)
MUCH ABLIGED!!!!
 
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I've already got 2 drakes over 5 hens,but thanks anyway!
Do yalls ducks 'scovies or geese lay through winter?
My ducks have laid all winter, Geese are seasonal layers and only lay during breeding season (April-June or something like that). However they could start as early as this month. Just depends on your weather and your geese. If you have Chinese or Africans they will probably start laying sooner.

~ Aspen
 
Well HELLO Texas!

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I am a southern New Yorker, meaning I am both from the southern part of New York state, and I am also a Southern girl at heart that was born in the wrong place. I am potentially moving to the Flower Mound (NorthWest Dallas) area of Texas with my family sometime this year, and I'd love to know if there's anyone on here from there that can point me towards chicken nirvana. I've only kept a flock for two years now, but I'm a life long bird-nerd and animal lover in general. So far I have come to realize that chicken people in general are just plain awesome, and I know if I can find myself in the middle of a good group I'll do alright with this move. So far though all the houses we've seen online seem to have property owners associations connected to them; is this something for getting streets repaired, garbage picked up, etc? or are they bossy people that tell you how much to cut your grass and not to keep chickens in the back yard?

I would love to know what you all think; all I do know is that I really am not a Highland Park / Neiman Marcus card sort of girl. More a Carhartt and poop covered workboots sort of look.
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Thanks guys!

Heather
 
Well HELLO Texas!

:frow

I am a southern New Yorker, meaning I am both from the southern part of New York state, and I am also a Southern girl at heart that was born in the wrong place. I am potentially moving to the Flower Mound (NorthWest Dallas) area of Texas with my family sometime this year, and I'd love to know if there's anyone on here from there that can point me towards chicken nirvana. I've only kept a flock for two years now, but I'm a life long bird-nerd and animal lover in general. So far I have come to realize that chicken people in general are just plain awesome, and I know if I can find myself in the middle of a good group I'll do alright with this move. So far though all the houses we've seen online seem to have property owners associations connected to them; is this something for getting streets repaired, garbage picked up, etc? or are they bossy people that tell you how much to cut your grass and not to keep chickens in the back yard?

I would love to know what you all think; all I do know is that I really am not a Highland Park / Neiman Marcus card sort of girl. More a Carhartt and poop covered workboots sort of look. :rolleyes:

Thanks guys!

Heather


Well hello from West Texas. Glad to meet you. Just wipe the poop off the boots before climbing in the truck is my moto.

VIVI
 
Imprfctme, unfortunately, most of Flower Mound is upscale and the HOAs can be a nightmare. I worked there for 6 years and grew up in a nearby town. It's also land locked so property prices are high. The city ordinances are pretty strict too. If you're looking for some acreage or even some property zoned for livestock, you'd be better off looking towards lake Lewisville and some of the small towns between Flower Mound and Denton. There's some beautiful property there that is still within Flower Mound school district lines. Hope you enjoy your move to the great state of Texas!
 
Oh yeah - the HOAs in the DFW area practically tell you when you can use your own bathroom. If you want to do what you want, when you want, and how you want - commuting is a better option.
 

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