The Accidental Smallholder Forum
Livestock => Poultry & Waterfowl => Topic started by: sokel on November 29, 2015, 12:59:24 am
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I will have Pekins in
Lavander
Millefleur
Blue Mottled
Chocolate
Chocolate mottled
Black
Silkies in
White
Black
Gold
Paint
Goldtop (gold Silkie x light Sussex )
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I will have (hopefully) Salmon Faverolle, pure, buff Orpington x faverolle and warren x faverolle. Should be an interesting combo.
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hi
i will have
gold laced poland bantams,
ayam cemani (only if i am happy with breeding flock)
silver kraienkoppe bantam
and looking to add one or 2 more breeds but undecided yet
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I will have Blue Laced Wyandotte L/F and Narragansett turkeys (both subject to a good first hatch after lambing, so not available until early May). I may also run a Welsummer X Legbar cockerel with my Black Tailed Buff Marans and Welsummers, in the hope the resulting hens will lay a dark olive egg.
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forgot to mention magpie muscovys as well
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We'll have Embden type geese, plus Embden cross Brecon Buff with any luck.
We may also have a limited number of peafowl hatching eggs too.
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::hoping to have porcelain pekins and silkies in paint, lavender blue splash and buff. Hatched these breeds and colours this year so hope to breed them and hatch my own eggs next year.
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Planning to have Large Fowl Speckled Sussex.....
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Scots Grey Large fowl
Japanese Quail
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Plain white geese & cream legbars.
Hoping to increase welsummer numbers and add blue/lavender leghorns
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Welsummer
Exchequer Leghorn
Copper Black Marans
Silver Laced Wyandotte
Gold laced Orp
Barred Plymouth Rock
Rhode Red
Light Sussex
Also small amounts of Lavender Araucana and Cream Legbar. If I can get a cockerel I will have proper black Australorps and also Splash Marans over Black Copper hens to give copper / silver blue chicks. I'll also be running some welsummers in my araucana and Cream Legbar flocks which should produce a hybrid olive egg layer from the brown eggs.
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I have a 2015 Welsummer x Cream Legbar cockerel if you'd like one. I run a closed flock and am in Herefordshire.
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Hi thought i would add to the list if anyone is interested i wont be selling alot of eggs but will be selling some eggs can be collected from Winkleigh, Devon or happy to post
Serama
Sebright
Salmon Faverolle Bantam
Salmon faverolle Large fowl
Light sussex Bantams
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Welsh Black Fowl.
Australorp L/F.
Dark utility bred Cornish Game.
Blue and Jubilee Cornish Game.
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I will have:
Welsummer
Light Sussex
Coturnix Quail - hopefully Northern Bobwhite aswell
Lavender Chinese geese
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Welsh Black Fowl.
Australorp L/F.
Dark utility bred Cornish Game.
Blue and Jubilee Cornish Game.
When do you thin you will have Australorp available? Have you got any spare cockerels available at the mo?
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I have lemon cuckoo pekin bantam hatching eggs from my flock of 5 show line pekin bantams: 1 rooster with 4 pullets one being a frizzle.
Also hopefully, shetland fowl eggs which should be lime green.
And call duck eggs from black bibbed duck with a white drake.
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Just Silver Grey Dorking hatching eggs.
I will be looking for some cream legbar eggs and have a spare cream legbar cockerel if anyone needs him.
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I will have Blue Laced Wyandotte L/F and Narragansett turkeys (both subject to a good first hatch after lambing, so not available until early May). I may also run a Welsummer X Legbar cockerel with my Black Tailed Buff Marans and Welsummers, in the hope the resulting hens will lay a dark olive egg.
How much are the turkey?
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I charge the same price I get for them from the last Ross-on-Wye quarterly rare breeds sale (which was £2 per egg at last August's sale), plus 1st Class To Be Signed For postage at cost.
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I charge the same price I get for them from the last Ross-on-Wye quarterly rare breeds sale (which was £2 per egg at last August's sale), plus 1st Class To Be Signed For postage at cost.
Please may I pre order 12 eggs for end of April/beginning of May
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Welsh Black Fowl.
Australorp L/F.
Dark utility bred Cornish Game.
Blue and Jubilee Cornish Game.
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Would love some blue game.....how much would a dozen be please?
Cheers