want to buy "cobb" or red ranger cross chickens from a breeder

[maf2008]

Does anyone have pure "cobb" or cross cobb chickens and can sell some eggs? Also looking for a dozen or 'red ranger" or "color ranger" eggs the breeders sell 15 dozen only!

Please let me know how you ship. I will be crossing these with "dark cornish" and I am plaining to raise some meat birds and want to put in the incubator at the same time...... thanks and all advice is appreciated.

 

[poohevans]

hi

i sell the cobb eggs


thanks

 

[maf2008]

Do you have photos of chickens or a website? Can you tell me the estimated weight and age to process the birds? Also do you have white plymouth rocks or "colored ranger" too?

What are prices per dozen and do you ship ups/fedex or us mail?

many thanks i will pm you too.

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[chickabator]

I just hatched some of her cobb eggs last week and they are sure fiesty little buggers.

 

[maf2008]

Hi good to know I hear that she shops and packs well. I am placing an order as soon as possible. Are you using these for meat birds and do you think cobbs are any good for eggs at all?

Good luck on your new chickies!

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[FarmersFresh]

What are cobb Chickens? Are they cornish crosses or are they a sepperate breed? Will they breed true if you breed cobb chickens or is it the same story like it is with cornish crosses that you have to keep depending on aviagen, etc?

How has the cobb resulted in production, and weight?

I would appreciate the help with this as I would like to take a venture if these are good meat birds, thank you....P.S Pictures of them would be great too!!

 

[silkieluver_07]

www.jmhatchery.com has the colored freerangers. I've been to their facilty and it is very nice. I'm not sure if they would sell you eggs, but you can always ask them.

 

[rodriguezpoultry]

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Cobb is a strain of broiler bird/ meat bird. The company that came up with the strain is Cobb-Vantress which is a breeder company that supplies Tyson.