WE SHIP ADULT BIRDS
throughout the United States via insured Express Mail. (See
Shipping
Adults for details.) For their comfort and well-being, we ship birds only during cool
weather--primarily October through February or until we are sold out. For the best selection, adults can be ordered in the
spring for fall delivery. When ordering in the spring or early summer, a minimum deposit of 25% is required to
reserve birds for the fall. The cancellation fee for adult orders is $7.50/bird. Adults can be picked up at the
farm by appointment only. (If picked up at the farm, we sometimes have a few adults available starting in June or July.)
TO INSURE THEIR HEALTH AND WELL-BEING, our birds are fed premium quality feeds, are raised in clean, spacious
pastures and pens; and are routinely blood-tested and inspected by the Oregon Department of Agriculture. We work very hard to make sure
that the birds we sell are healthy and will be productive. However due to the many factors beyond our control once they leave us, we
cannot guarantee their productivity or longevity.
ALL ADULT BIRDS ARE CAREFULLY GRADED according to their breed standard and priced accordingly.
The Elite Show Birds and some rare varieties are in high demand so it is a good idea to order as early as possible for the best
selection. Following is a list of the various grading level specifications:
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Utility Breeder
Quality: Suitable for general home and farm use.
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Show Breeder Quality:
Although not show birds themselves, these birds have the
genetics and characteristics which should allow them to produce
show quality offspring.
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Show Quality:
These show birds can also be used for breeding. All show
birds are graded on a point system based on their breed
standards and priced according to their point totals.
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Elite Show Quality:
These are the cream of the crop and are sold by private treaty.
Phone or e-mail for details on specific birds.
REPORTS OF EXCELLENT WINS by our customers come in every year from across North America.
A few of the highlights include: Reserve Bird In Show at the
American Poultry Association's 2005 National Show with 2800 birds
competing; Grand Champion Waterfowl at the 1700 bird
Wisconsin International Show the fall of 2006; and Best Bird
In Show at the historic 2006 joint American Poultry Association and
American Bantam Association National with 11,640 birds entered in
November. At the 2008 Canadian APA National, the Champion
Waterfowl and Reserve Bird of Show was a Khaki Campbell purchased
from us Spring 2008.
The prices listed below are somewhat flexible
depending on the individual bird, and are given here to give an idea
of what to expect.
