Araucana/Ameraucanas Chicken (pullets)
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Araucanas/Ameraucanas
Originally from Chile, in South America they are called the Easter egg fowl. They lay colored eggs: blue, green, pink, and olive drab. These birds vary in size and color, some may have whiskers and others muffs of feathers that cover their ears. Their eggs are reported to have more nutritional value than ordinary eggs.
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15
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$3.40
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25
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$3.00
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50
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$2.48
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100
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$2.20
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Customer Reviews
Last Years PeepsI bought 50 araucanas, and received my 25 bonus chicks last may. All did well, I butchered my bonus roosters at 15 weeks at 6 lbs each, they were production reds, I believe. To date I've lost 4 araucanas, one in the mail, and 3 other casualties over the winter however without a heated coup, I've been gathering from 28-48 eggs a day since November 20th. Christmas week was unseasonably warm, they averaged 41 eggs for the week, and 48 on Christmas eve, What a Christmas Present! I can with out hesitation say, That I don't believe I could have bought any better or healthier chickens any where else. I have recommended your hatchery to several people, as It was recommended to me by one of your other extremely happy customers.
Written by Jason Debnar on Mon 25 Mar 2013 1:48:04 AM GMT