Hello there!
Yes, they're pretty hard to find anywhere from what I understand and the Porcelain are unheard of anymore. Favorite breed of all time!! I am working on getting my NPIP certificate so I can't ship eggs or birds as of yet but when I do, I will be able to.
Pyncheons are absolutely beautiful!! I have both Mille Fleur and Porcelain. I breed them.
Pretty rare. I've had my line for about 15 years or so. I added some of my late father's line in after he passed away. No hatchery stock. I have both Mille Fleur and Porcelain Pyncheons. Anyways, someone...
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Have you considered Quail d'Anvers, Bantam LaFleche or Leghorn Bantams? All clean legged and IMO, not aggressive. LaFleche aren't good lovey chickens but do enjoy perching on you. Pyncheons (my all time favorite breed!) are also incredible little birds with very sweet personalities. If I had...
Ha ha ha, Rhode trip. You'd only want to visit because it's so stinking expensive to live here! Yes, please do! There was another person from Minnesota that was also interested in the Porcelain and they were trying to see if anyone was taking a trip to RI. I've had birds flown in overnight mail...
Porcelain Pyncheons would be $150 a pair. "Normal" Pyncheons would be $75 a pair. I'm thinking about getting my NPIP certificate so I can ship them. It wasn't something I really thought about because I would normally just give some birds to my local 4-H kids so they could have decent birds to...
Porcelain Pyncheons would be $150 a pair. Mille Fleur Pyncheons (the "normal") would be $75 a pair. I am thinking about getting my NPIP certificate so I am able to ship them. Wasn't something I really felt the need to do as I would normally just give some to the 4-H kids so they could have some...
If her crop feels like a water balloon, she may be crop bound. If that's the case, you could use some cooking oil (little bit) orally and see if you can get the blockage to move through. You could also try some baking soda and water to try to neutralize the fermenting and then try to move things...
4 years old?? Oh my, my d'Anvers are between 1 year and 10 years old. Some old ladies for sure but that doesn't stop them from their favorite past time... setting!!