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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.

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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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4/07/2019

How often should one turn waterfowl eggs in an incubator and how should they be positioned?

I turn my waterfowl eggs three times daily if at all possible. They lay on their sides and are turned to the opposite side.

I do use an automatic turner for chicken eggs which are positioned on end with large end up.

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Now accepting orders for fall delivery/shipment for Calls, East Indies, and Mandarins.

In bantam chickens: White, Black, Partridge, and Buff Wyandotte bantams.

See Price list tab for terms and prices.