White Heritage Breed Cornish Chicken Breeding Pairs - $100

[cornishcrossing]

Specialty, All Natural, not cornish-cross, Heritage Breed White Cornish Meat chickens, and a few Buff Orphington Laying hens:

We have several Breeding Pairs left (1 Rooster and 1 Laying hen)

> Heritage White Cornish - Breeding Pair $100
> Heritage White Cornish mixed with California Brown - Breeding Pair $100
> Heritage White Cornish mixed with White Rock - Breeding Pair $100
> 5 months old
> already laying

> Buff Orphington Hens - 4 for $100

> 5 months old
> already laying

They are accustomed to our Labrador retriever dogs.

All Natural, not cornish-cross, These are Heritage White Cornish Chickens that came from England 108 years ago. We bred them as Standard Breed or Heritage Breed, White Natural Cornish, and some California browns and white rocks were mixed in another flock for a slightly faster growth rate.
They will finish out at about 12 weeks.
The White Cornish take about 14 weeks.
We have fertile eggs, $7/each.

We are in Ava, Mo. about 1 mile from town.

 

[sourland]

Very nice looking birds.

 

[cornishcrossing]

Thanks
I'm all out of Cornish for sale right now, but if anyone is interested, post here. I'm in Ava, Mo. I should have more in several months and chicks in a month or so.
I do have cornish cross. They are from a Standard breed White Cornish rooster and a Standard breed White Rock hen and Standard breed California Brown hen.
You can see the cornish white rock cross's butt in the pick.. they have more feathers and their feathers are not as tight to the body as the one in front. She's a good example of a full white cornish, yellow feet, short comb, tight feathers and all white feathers. Full cornish are also very dense. When you pick them up for the first time after handling other types of chickens, you notice how heavy they are.

 

[Judy Brunet]

I'm looking for a dozen standard white cornish eggs to be shipped April 14th. Can you do this?

Thanks
I'm all out of Cornish for sale right now, but if anyone is interested, post here. I'm in Ava, Mo. I should have more in several months and chicks in a month or so.
I do have cornish cross. They are from a Standard breed White Cornish rooster and a Standard breed White Rock hen and Standard breed California Brown hen.
You can see the cornish white rock cross's butt in the pick.. they have more feathers and their feathers are not as tight to the body as the one in front. She's a good example of a full white cornish, yellow feet, short comb, tight feathers and all white feathers. Full cornish are also very dense. When you pick them up for the first time after handling other types of chickens, you notice how heavy they are.

Thanks
I'm all out of Cornish for sale right now, but if anyone is interested, post here. I'm in Ava, Mo. I should have more in several months and chicks in a month or so.
I do have cornish cross. They are from a Standard breed White Cornish rooster and a Standard breed White Rock hen and Standard breed California Brown hen.
You can see the cornish white rock cross's butt in the pick.. they have more feathers and their feathers are not as tight to the body as the one in front. She's a good example of a full white cornish, yellow feet, short comb, tight feathers and all white feathers. Full cornish are also very dense. When you pick them up for the first time after handling other types of chickens, you notice how heavy they are.

Can you shipped a dozen standard cornish egg April 14th?

 

[Mperrigo]

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Specialty, All Natural, not cornish-cross, Heritage Breed White Cornish Meat chickens, and a few Buff Orphington Laying hens:

We have several Breeding Pairs left (1 Rooster and 1 Laying hen)

> Heritage White Cornish - Breeding Pair $100
> Heritage White Cornish mixed with California Brown - Breeding Pair $100
> Heritage White Cornish mixed with White Rock - Breeding Pair $100
> 5 months old
> already laying

> Buff Orphington Hens - 4 for $100

> 5 months old
> already laying

They are accustomed to our Labrador retriever dogs.

All Natural, not cornish-cross, These are Heritage White Cornish Chickens that came from England 108 years ago. We bred them as Standard Breed or Heritage Breed, White Natural Cornish, and some California browns and white rocks were mixed in another flock for a slightly faster growth rate.
They will finish out at about 12 weeks.
The White Cornish take about 14 weeks.
We have fertile eggs, $7/each.

We are in Ava, Mo. about 1 mile from town.

Do you still have the breeding pair for the white cornish?

 

[Judy Brunet]

Where are you located

 

[Mperrigo]

Hot Springs, Arkansas

 

[Judy Brunet]

Ok. I'm from Canada

 

[Adam Krauss]

View attachment 4080065

Specialty, All Natural, not cornish-cross, Heritage Breed White Cornish Meat chickens, and a few Buff Orphington Laying hens:

We have several Breeding Pairs left (1 Rooster and 1 Laying hen)

> Heritage White Cornish - Breeding Pair $100
> Heritage White Cornish mixed with California Brown - Breeding Pair $100
> Heritage White Cornish mixed with White Rock - Breeding Pair $100
> 5 months old
> already laying

> Buff Orphington Hens - 4 for $100

> 5 months old
> already laying

They are accustomed to our Labrador retriever dogs.

All Natural, not cornish-cross, These are Heritage White Cornish Chickens that came from England 108 years ago. We bred them as Standard Breed or Heritage Breed, White Natural Cornish, and some California browns and white rocks were mixed in another flock for a slightly faster growth rate.
They will finish out at about 12 weeks.
The White Cornish take about 14 weeks.
We have fertile eggs, $7/each.

We are in Ava, Mo. about 1 mile from town.

Would you happen to have dark cornish large fowl? Or know anyone who does?

 

[Judy Brunet]

I'm in Canada so it wouldn't be an option.