last chance to get Dominique eggs from me this year!

I have a large breeding flock now made up of 3 different  lines and am offering Dominique eggs for sale through end of april this year. I am collecting about 20 eggs each day.
(First four weeks in April are sold out now) .

I would like to sell them in packages of 3 dozen eggs (makes it more worthwhile for me and the person hatching by the time you pay shipping)
$90 for the 3 dozen (includes all packaging) by e-transfer or paypal (add 3%)

Shipping at buyers expense

I will ship  COD by greyhound or Purolator only 
On  mondays and wednesdays

Jade line boys and girl

Duck pictures please.  

bcboy wrote:Duck pictures please.  

See my new post under saxony eggs

Must ... resist ... Dominiques ...

authenticfarm wrote:Must ... resist ... Dominiques ...

oh cmon, you even have a handy delivery route heading directly your way after easter!!   

Shhhhhhhhhhh!!

DO IT AUTHENTIC!

Butterboy wrote:DO IT AUTHENTIC!

  

Butterboy wrote:DO IT AUTHENTIC!

You can't make me! lalalalalalalala!

authenticfarm wrote:
You can't make me! lalalalalalalala!

That barred pattern is VERY elegant. And did you notice those smaller combs?

Schipperkesue wrote:

authenticfarm wrote:
You can't make me! lalalalalalalala!

That barred pattern is VERY elegant.  And did you notice those smaller combs?

shush! You are not helping!

They lay wonderfully and have great temperaments too! They are one of my favourites!

Have you been admiring the lovely bodies on those birds, Authentic? An aesthetically pleasing fowl for sure! They would dress up any farmyard!

Butterboy wrote:They lay wonderfully and have great temperaments too! They are one of my favourites!

You're a bad man.

Schipperkesue wrote:Have you been admiring the lovely bodies on those birds, Authentic?  An aesthetically pleasing fowl for sure!  They would dress up any farmyard!

Your enabling is reaching new heights. Lol

She caved Sue!

Karaandblue wrote:She caved Sue!

nark!

You have joined the ranks of dominique keepers! A great addition if I do say so myself!

I KNEW it!

Image their beauty and you spend your spare time photographing them.

Slowly...surely...the obsession develops....

Ha! I am sharing the eggs/chicks with friends. We all want some snazzy layers.

We shall all have Doms in the NE fairly shortly

Authentic, I really think you should consider breeding them. They are a fantastic heritage breed that is showy and productive in addition to being in need of preservation. At this point I think that myr and I are the only ones breeding and showing in Western Canada.

Butterboy wrote:Authentic, I really think you should consider breeding them. They are a fantastic heritage breed that is showy and productive in addition to being in need of preservation. At this point I think that myr and I are the only ones breeding and showing in Western Canada.

I will think about it! I will try them first to see if I like them before I commit to anything.

authenticfarm wrote:

Butterboy wrote:Authentic, I really think you should consider breeding them. They are a fantastic heritage breed that is showy and productive in addition to being in need of preservation. At this point I think that myr and I are the only ones breeding and showing in Western Canada.

I will think about it! I will try them first to see if I like them before I commit to anything.

glad your arm is twistable!  Good idea to try them out, every breed has different requirements and personalities I find, and what one person dislikes, another loves and vice versa.
I am of course biased, but I don't think you can find a hardier and thriftier, yet more fertile and prolific egg layer in the  heritage breeds than Dominiques!
Plus the roos are so handsome!
Downsides might be their eggs are on the small side  (more of a medium than a large) and they love to fly high so you do need a top net on their pen to keep them in

mirycreek wrote:
glad your arm is twistable!  Good idea to try them out, every breed has different requirements and personalities I find, and what one person dislikes, another loves and vice versa.
I am of course biased, but I don't think you can find a hardier and thriftier, yet more fertile and prolific egg layer in the  heritage breeds than Dominiques!
Plus the roos are so handsome!

Your son had nice things to say about them when I met him earlier this week. That's a nice kid that you've raised!