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Storey's Guide to Raising Chickens by Gail Damerow

This is perhaps the most thorough treament of chicken culture from A to Z that I have seen. Even the experienced breeder will learn some things.

John Soper is one of the leading waterfowl breeders in the UK and I am proud to call him a friend. His site contains information on the many colors of Call being developed in the UK, among other interesting articles on management and care.

This is a site constructed and run by poultry fanciers from the UK. Good pictures and some nice articles.

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Why Wyandottes?

One Judge's Perspective: the Snowy Call

Calls: One Judge's Perspective Part 2

Calls: Are We Perfecting Them to a Dead End?

So.. What About the Mallard?

Chick Raising 101

The Mandarin - the Answer to the Urban Duck Keeper's Prayers

My 20 Year Breeding Program: Buff Wyandotte Bantams

The Muscovy: Not Just Another Pretty Face

Pet Peeves of a Veteran Exhibitor

New- Random Thoughts on Breeding Philosophy and Many Other Topics

Having had ducks since I was eleven years old, I cannot imagine being without them. At one time or another, I have owned almost all types of waterfowl, turkeys, and chickens in both the standard (large) and bantam (miniature) sizes.

I became interested in showing waterfowl in my late teens and have done so continuously for the last forty five years. While my first love has always been waterfowl, (ducks and geese) I have bred and shown bantam chickens for the last twenty years or so as well as continuing to work with my established strains of bantam ducks. I am a member of the N.P.I.P. program. My approval number is 558.

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8/13/2017

Want to lessen the chances that a tick will get you or your dog in your own backyard? Let your chickens and/or ducks roam your yard. They are excellent tick hunters when given the opportunity. The fact is that both chickens and ducks are truly omnivores in nature. They crave both vegetation and animal protein.

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Nothing left to sell from 2016.

I am now accepting orders on a first come, first served basis for 2017.