12+ Gold Duckwing and Gold Wheaton Sulmtaler Chicken Hatching Eggs (ultra rare), US $110 – Picture 0

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12+ Gold Duckwing And Gold Wheaton Sulmtaler Chicken Hatching Eggs (ultra Rare)

US $110

Parkton, North Carolina, United States
Mar 1st

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Thank you for your interest in these rare eggs, and may you have a great day! The history of the Sulmtaler dates back to the 14th century, where it was a delicacy served upon aristocratic tables of Europe. Following the chaos of two world wars, the breed was nearly lost, but was saved by dedicated hobbyists who kept small flocks. Today, the Sulmtaler remains a rare and highly-regarded breed. Not only are these chickens hardy and cold-resistant, even in freezing temperatures, but they are also intelligent and constantly on the lookout for predators. With their great foraging skills, they will find their own food even when feeders are full. And, with the protection of the roosters, who have a solid build and are not aggressive towards humans, these chickens are practically maintenance-free. The Sulmtaler is a dual-purpose chicken, known for their flavorful meat and cream-colored eggs. Their unique wheaten genetics offer a variety of options, including Gold Duckwing Sulmtalers, Gold Wheaton Sulmtalers, or both. Because the color trait is the only one passed on, you can expect 100% purebred Sulmtalers from this bloodline. These 12+ hatching eggs are a rare and prized find for chicken enthusiasts. The Gold Duckwing and Gold Wheaton Sulmtaler chickens are highly sought after, and this bloodline was imported from Europe in 2014. This breed is known for their robustness and easy-to-sex chicks, making them an excellent choice for both beginners and experienced chicken owners. While shipping and handling may affect hatching rates, the seller takes great care in packaging the eggs for safe transport. It is recommended that an incubator be set up and running for 24 hours before the eggs arrive, with the temperature and humidity level stabilized. Payment should be made promptly, as live eggs are time-sensitive and require fresh shipment.