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Chicken & Poultry Suppliers in Ross-shire

I'm sorry, we don't seem to have any chicken or poultry suppliers listed in Ross-shire. I've listed some of the suppliers in the region below or you might want to try a different county from the list at the base of the page.

Poultry Suppliers in Scotland

Abbotsford Poulty ( Lanarkshire)

Abbotsford Poultry specialise in the breeding of ‘Free Range’ chickens and ducks. We have good quality stock at various stages of growth throughout the year.

We breed the following varieties using good husbandry:
Rhode Island Red Cross Hens - A dual purpose placid, medium sized hen; producing quality brown eggs and well known for its good rate of lay. £15.00 each

Rhode Island Red Cross Cockerels are currently available – a handsome addition to your flock. £15.00 each

Khaki Campbell Ducks and Drakes – The Khaki Campbell Duck is a good egg-layer and a great backyard duck - easy to handle, with regular handling they can become very tame. They eat large quantities of slugs, snails, insects, algae, and mosquitos from ponds, but do not require swimming water to stay healthy. - £20.00 each

Breeds: Rhode Island Red Cross Hens, Khaki Campbell Ducks

Poultry Suppliers in Scotland

Hedgerow Hens ( Angus)

Hedgerow Hens have hand reared birds for sale at various ages inclucing Buff Orpingtons, Black Rock crosses and assorted others.

Breeds: Buff Orpington, Black Rock crosses, Cream Creasted Legbar, Gold Dutch Bantam, Khaki Campbell, Various hybrids

Poultry Suppliers in Scotland

MacTavish and Jenkins Poultry and Pheasants ( Argyllshire)

Exhibition Poultry, Ornamental Pheasants and Wildfowl

Breeds: Andalusian Bantams, White, Blue and Black Pekins, White Blue and Black Silkie Bantams, Minorcas, Indian Game Bantams, Silver Sebrights, Old English Game Bantams, White Crested Black Polish Bantams

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Please Note: Suppliers have not been checked or vetted in any way. It is completely up to you to ensure you are happy with the health, condition and sex of the birds etc.

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