The Accidental Smallholder Forum
Livestock => Poultry & Waterfowl => Topic started by: nettie on July 04, 2012, 04:10:23 pm
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I was able to buy a number of hens about ten years ago ..think they were a hybrid called Boca Neema
Not sure of the spelling ... (just wrote how I thought they were pronounced.)
Cannot remember the supplier but they were suitable for free range and hardy.
They were lovely birds Black with green metalic necks ... does anyone know where they came from ... was certain the supplier was from stafford
Sadly the fox had the lot one night but would dearly like some more... any ideas
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Do you mean Bovans Nera?
If so, a google may throw up some results down your way - or see:
http://www.moorlandspoultry.co.uk/catalog-product/bovans-nera/ (http://www.moorlandspoultry.co.uk/catalog-product/bovans-nera/)
They're based in Leek.
Sue
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I looked at that wesbite and read
Features at a glance
No. eggs/year:
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(It says 290 further over, but I think they'd be well advised to adjust their layout! :D)
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Ah, website proof reading - an art-form in itself.
Ask me how I know...OK I'll tell you, my OH runs the Shetland Cattle Breeders Assoc website and I usually get to be the guinea pig on any new developments. Such is life for the wife of a programmer/developer :)
Sue
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How clever are you ;D
I have been googling and finding nothing ... ::)
Re the typo about the egg yeild ... about right for me as the fox got them before I had any eggs from them
heres hoping for a better outcome
many thanks again :wave:
Have called Moorlands and hoping to collect 5 at the weekend ;D