The Accidental Smallholder Forum
Community => Marketplace => Topic started by: bigchicken on March 03, 2010, 08:41:01 pm
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I have a few bantams for sale RIR four pullets and a cockrel looking for £50 all breed in 2009. A trio of Scots Grey bantams looking for £30 also 2009 breed. OEG five hens and a cockrel looking for £50 mostly 2009 breed hens are mostly fawn and cock is red black.
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out of interest, are you only selling hens with a male
cheers
Cameron
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Yes thats the general idea good for breeding purposes if not I have no use for the cockrel
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just curious, would love to, but i'm afraid i have 2 to many males.
cameron
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Change of plan hens only a £10 each OEG £5 each, also have lots of Wyandotte Bantams in many colours, Buff laced, Buff, Silver laced, Blue laced, Barred, Silver penciled, Partridge, Black. Hens £10 cockrels £5
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Where are you based, we stay near Cuper? i may be interested in the wyandotte bantam females
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Im just outside Dunfermline.
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any chance of a photo of your partridge wyandotte bantam.. I got 3 cockerals but no hens
1 has upright comb ... not sure if this is ok to breed with.
I only need 1 so what should i look for pleeeease
other 2 going ftgh if you need change bloodline.
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Wyandotte should have rose combs see www.feather.com/Poultry/CGP/ Wyand/BRKWyand.html This is what Wyandottes look like and my birds are close in type to the ones you will see.
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Hi, do you have any of the wyandottes left for sale, am after the blue laced in particular, we could meet up at Lanark and swap for the eggs you were looking for when my girls start laying :)
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Sorry no spare at the moment.
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Hi - do you still have Scots Grey Bantams ???
I am equally interested in Hens and Cockerels ? I lost mine to Dogs ...
AL
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No sorry not at the moment.
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If you get any keep me in mind I am from the Stirling Area (altho' I am scouring Scotland to get 1 or 2) ... and have kept Scots Greys for about 4 -5 years now ... I had about 24 - 25 in all ... but have lost a few Birds since last summer to a Proffesional Dog Walker !
Allan
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Cheers will keep you in mind.
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Allan I hope you got the dog walker to reimburse you for your birds!
As has been mentioned elsewhere on the forum, in terms of the Animals (Scotland) Act 1987 the keeper of the dog is liable for damage caused to property, people or livestock. It is strict liability which means there is NO defence available in law to such a claim. I'll sue them for you if you like! ;)