What breed(s) of chickens do you want, but have a tough time finding?

[Amer]

There are a lot of scammers on FakeBook, Craigslist too.

I am trying to find a source for Delaware or Welsummer bantams.

Try asking Wyatt Burnside for Welsummer bantams.

 

[doirizarry]

I’m looking for breeder quality White Jersey Giants. I live in Puerto Rico. I purchased hatcher quality and I really like them but they aren’t as large are as heavy as expected so I would like to breed them to their true beauty

 

[AprilWC]

I’m looking for breeder quality White Jersey Giants. I live in Puerto Rico. I purchased hatcher quality and I really like them but they aren’t as large are as heavy as expected so I would like to breed them to their true beauty

Have you joined the National Jersey Giant Club Facebook group? You can connect with breeders there. I'm not sure what the regulations are for shipping outside of the continental US, but I believe there are some members who have done so in the past.

 

[Yard Farmer]

Does anyone know of a quality bb red OEGB breeder here, in the USA?

 

[MilkFarmChickens]

I am really trying to find Kadaknath chickens. I want the Indian version, but can only really find the Ayam Cemani here in the states. If anyone knows a legitimate Kadaknath (Kali Masi) breeder… let me know

 

[fluffycrow]

A good aseel hen. I've had no luck. I'd kill to get my hands on one

 

[MROO]

Anybody looking for SC Nankins? I have a nice trio looking for a new coop.
Maryland - no shipping.

 

[Tahai]

California Grey, I guess.

What I'd REALLY like is a white egg layer that is:
-standard sized
-clean legged
-pea or rose combed
-non-flighty
- generally not broody
-200+ eggs a year

 

[pipdzipdnreadytogo]

What I'd REALLY like is a white egg layer that is:
-standard sized
-clean legged
-pea or rose combed
-non-flighty
- generally not broody
-200+ eggs a year

Rose comb Dorkings

Unfortunately, they're rather difficult to find, as suits this thread I suppose.

Leghorns come in rose comb varieties as well, though, and they're a bit easier to find than the Dorkings are. Can't say for sure that they'll be non-flighty, but they certainly tick the rest of the list.

 

[Chickenosauurs_RexNo54]

Rose comb Dorkings

Unfortunately, they're rather difficult to find, as suits this thread I suppose.

Leghorns come in rose comb varieties as well, though, and they're a bit easier to find than the Dorkings are. Can't say for sure that they'll be non-flighty, but they certainly tick the rest of the list.

Sandhill preservation has some different varieties of rose-combed Dorkings and Leghorns.