What breed????

[Chickaholic]

What is the breeds that lay Terra-cotta colored eggs??? And where in Washington can I find some araucanas that are at least 6-7 weeks old???

 

[canada-goose]

Welsummers are said to lay terracotta eggs. I have no idea where you can find Araucanas.

 

[Illia]

Terra Cotta eggs - Welsummer.

Araucanas in WA - Mine are 6 weeks old but not for sale. . . Yet.

Otherwise there are VERY few Araucana people in WA, but try contacting Ann from araucanasonline.net - She's in Bellingham and breeds very nice Araucanas, but usually just sells hatching eggs.

 

[Chickaholic]

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Thanks!! When will yours be for sale?? I really want one or two or three!! whatever I can get my hands on

 

[Illia]

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Thanks!! When will yours be for sale?? I really want one or two or three!! whatever I can get my hands on

Most likely I'll just have extra cockerels for sale (really good for olive eggers and such) but I will have hatching eggs, chicks, and started pullets available for sure later in the summer and next spring.

I may just have a pullet or two though, depending how things go.

 

[Chickaholic]

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Thanks!! When will yours be for sale?? I really want one or two or three!! whatever I can get my hands on

She doesn't have any for sale now but someone also told me of Cree farms, have you heard of them? what do you think? I think they are located in Seabec?

 

[Illia]

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Thanks!! When will yours be for sale?? I really want one or two or three!! whatever I can get my hands on

She doesn't have any for sale now but someone also told me of Cree farms, have you heard of them? what do you think? I think they are located in Seabec?

Cree Farms have Ameraucanas.

And if you're looking for those, I too have them as well. They're a lot more easy to find, although tricky due to the Easter Egger thing.

For Araucanas, there's me, someone in Shelton (forgot his name) Ann, and. . . I think that's it but I'm not sure.

For Ameraucanas the list is pretty expansive in WA.

 

[Chickaholic]

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Thanks!! When will yours be for sale?? I really want one or two or three!! whatever I can get my hands on

Most likely I'll just have extra cockerels for sale (really good for olive eggers and such) but I will have hatching eggs, chicks, and started pullets available for sure later in the summer and next spring.

I may just have a pullet or two though, depending how things go.

Let me know because I would be interested for sure either way!! I really want one or a couple, my flock just wont be complete without them!! thank you so much for replying to me and being so helpful!! So you are in forks?? I am in snohomish, how close are we? In miles?

 

[Illia]

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Most likely I'll just have extra cockerels for sale (really good for olive eggers and such) but I will have hatching eggs, chicks, and started pullets available for sure later in the summer and next spring.

I may just have a pullet or two though, depending how things go.

Let me know because I would be interested for sure either way!! I really want one or a couple, my flock just wont be complete without them!! thank you so much for replying to me and being so helpful!! So you are in forks?? I am in snohomish, how close are we? In miles?

Try about 4 (?) hours, and a little over 100 miles.

- Don't worry though. I live far away from almost anyone in WA.

I live on the peninsula.

 

[Chickaholic]

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She doesn't have any for sale now but someone also told me of Cree farms, have you heard of them? what do you think? I think they are located in Seabec?

Cree Farms have Ameraucanas.

And if you're looking for those, I too have them as well. They're a lot more easy to find, although tricky due to the Easter Egger thing.

For Araucanas, there's me, someone in Shelton (forgot his name) Ann, and. . . I think that's it but I'm not sure.

For Ameraucanas the list is pretty expansive in WA.

I have two Ameraucanas, maybe I am misinformed but I thought the araucanas layed different colored eggs than the Ameraucanas?? Am I wrong?