WTB LF Cochin Hatching Eggs in Western Washington

[Chubby Chicken]

I would like to buy LF Cochin hatching eggs around March 1st. I can drive 200 miles or so, round trip, to avoid the post office. I have the small Brinsea incubator, so I can fit 8 huge eggs.

Thanks, Trish

 

[Chubby Chicken]

For those concerned strangers that are worried for me, that they don't lay many eggs, rest assured. I want them because they are beautiful.

 

[Chicks4MyFamily]

We have LF Barred Cochin hatching eggs for sale if you are interested. Unfortunately, we are located in NE Ohio and would have to ship the eggs. Shipping runs at $13 (for dozen or less) $2/additional for heat pack if wanted. 6 LF Barred Cochin hatching eggs $12 (pre-Spring pricing)! These birds are absolutely stunning! If you want additional info please let me know I can send pictures of parent stock and some nice chicks we just hatched out

 

[justbugged]

You may want to come to the Western Washington Feather Fanciers show, that is going to held on March 17th. I am located in Enumclaw, and I would be willing to share the ride to the show.

 

[Chubby Chicken]

I think I am going to join Feather Fanciers to support shows, but I don't think I'll ever show.

Sharing the ride might be possible, I have to see if my friend wants to come, and she has a foldable wheelchair, then I think she has to bring her car, depending on the wheelchair she brings.

 

[Rare Feathers Farm]

I might be able to bring you some LF GLC hatching eggs, if you make to to Monroe.

 

[Chubby Chicken]

Do they have a big huge round butt? Mainly, I'm after a chicken that looks just like me.

 

[Rare Feathers Farm]

You can see photos of them on my website. And yes...they're not show-quality cochins (I've never seen a LF GLC Show-quality bird)--but they are not hatchery stock and have good color.