The NEW Crazy 24hr AUCTION thread

[Thespoiledchicken]

Auction for Silkied Lavender and Silkied Black split to Lavender Ameraucana eggs.

Auction ends Thursday at 9 am EST so I can get them in the mail Thursday am

12+++ eggs guaranteed fertile and fresh

I have a Silkied Lavender Ameraucana roo over Silkied Lavender and Silkied Black split for Lavender Ameraucana girls. All chicks hatched will be Silkied feathered Lavender or Silkied feathered Black split for Lavender. Please know that technically these birds are considered Easter Eggers as Silkied feathering is not an accepted feather type in Ameraucanas and Lavender is not an accepted color for the breed either.

These are project birds that I have been working on for over 4 years now. If you are not familiar with the project these birds come from pure breed Ameraucanas that had a spontaneous feather mutation...no Silkies involved with this project whatsoever! You can read more about and get involved with the project here https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/827543/silkied-ameraucana-project

Egg color is improving and ranges from blue to bluish green to greenish

More pics of these adorable furry chickens here https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/...ana-eggs-lavender-and-black-split-to-lavender


Auction starts at $40.00 + $15.00 for shipping.

Thanks!

Total of 17 eggs and 1 hour left on these

 

[Lapeerian]

Total of 17 eggs and 1 hour left on these

So tempting! I'm in upstate NY, will be setting the incubator Saturday and have room for more...

 

[mychickenosa]

do i need a permit to send my eggs out if i join in here in a couple months?

 

[Pyxis]

do i need a permit to send my eggs out if i join in here in a couple months?

Technically you're supposed to be NPIP certified to mail hatching eggs but that's never enforced. Otherwise, nope, no permits needed.

 

[mychickenosa]

Technically you're supposed to be NPIP certified to mail hatching eggs but that's never enforced. Otherwise, nope, no permits needed.

thank you that means a LOT to me it is awful to watch all this going on and not being able to join

 

[sr26]

This thread needs more action! I already have 2 dozen eggs incubating, and getting another 12 tonight. but man some steals on here!

 

[BeachBumBiddies]

This thread needs more action! I already have 2 dozen eggs incubating, and getting another 12 tonight. but man some steals on here!

I still have Brahma eggs for sale. I also have some Isabel/Crele Orpington eggs..

 

[BeachBumBiddies]

I have up for auction 1 dozen LF English Isabel/Crele hatching eggs. Fancy Chicks lines from 2 separate pens. You will get both Isabel Cuckoo & Crele Orpingtons with these eggs. My Crele Orp cock bird is split to Isabel. Auction starts now, 2:40pm est (Sunday 5/29) & will end tomorrow at 8pm (Monday 5/30) EST. Bidding starts at $36. Shipping is $20. Please bid in $1+ increments. Payment is due at the end of the the auction, so I can ship out Tues AM. I accept paypal only. Fertility has been excellent on these guys & I have a ton of chicks to prove it. Thanks & happy bidding!! **Chicks also available**

 

[mychickenosa]

i have a question i just bought a pair of chickens and will have eggs soon but i only have one (1) hen so do i just send eggs from different days like all of them are one day younger?

 

[Pyxis]

i have a question i just bought a pair of chickens and will have eggs soon    but i only have one   (1)  hen so do i just send eggs from different days like all of them are one day younger? 

You could do that but bear in mind that an egg's fertility decreases after ten days of age and it has less of a chance of hatching. With only one hen the very maximum amount of eggs you would be able to send at a time would be five, because that would make the oldest egg five days old at the time it was sent plus up to four days of shipping (priority mail takes 1-4 days to arrive) plus one day of sitting when it arrives to make it ten days old when it goes into the incubator. Even then that would be pushing it and most people would prefer fresher eggs. And that of course is only if you do get an egg a day every day for five days - hens usually take a break from laying so the chances are unless you have a high production breed that won't happen. Hope this explanation makes sense