Ameraucana Breeders Club
The Official Forum of the Ameraucana Breeders Club => Ameraucana Marketplace => Topic started by: bantamhill on March 01, 2011, 07:34:49 PM
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No, I haven\'t suddenly figured out how to keep chickens in the townhouse!
I have been contacted by a potential Junior member who had an animal get into his Ameraucana bantams and kill them.
His name is Tyler Brammer and he is located in Greencastle, Indiana. His email is goatdude55@yahoo.com. He is mostly interested in silver, buff, and brown red bantams.
Thanks!
Michael
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I also know Tyler, and would just like to add that this is a super great kid! He works really hard on his birds, and is quite knowledgeable for his age. He is devastated at the loss of his birds. (Upon closer inspection, it seems they may have been killed by a 2-legged predator).
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That\'s horrible! I agree, Jeanine, I\'ve read some of his posts and it took a while for me to figure out he was a kid - he takes this very serious, and I hate seeing this happen to him. I wish I had something to send him, but I only have LF...
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I also know Tyler, and would just like to add that this is a super great kid! He works really hard on his birds, and is quite knowledgeable for his age. He is devastated at the loss of his birds. (Upon closer inspection, it seems they may have been killed by a 2-legged predator).
I can be niave sometimes, what do you mean by a 2-legged predator.
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human preditor
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I did email with Tyler yesterday. We have a lot of wheaten bantam youngsters hatched out 80+, but none of the colors that he is looking for. The season is just starting though and there will be lots of youngsters still hatching.
I met Tyler at our national last year- great kid. Hope that he can get some birds to work with. Tough time of year to be looking for grown birds.
Patty
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So sad - had he even started incubating/hatching yet? Not that they\'d be much help this season, but I hope he at least has some chicks from his birds.
And I hope the \"predator\" is dealt with swiftly & severely. Sadly, this type is often the hardest to fight...
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So sad - had he even started incubating/hatching yet? Not that they\'d be much help this season, but I hope he at least has some chicks from his birds.
And I hope the \"predator\" is dealt with swiftly & severely. Sadly, this type is often the hardest to fight...
They are taking pictures, and gathering as much evidence as they can to see if they can build a case to press charges. They are pretty sure they know who did it.
I asked him about hatching eggs, and he apparently has had some really bad luck with incubating and doesn\'t want to go there right now, so no, no saved eggs to incubate from his own birds.
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I have sent Tyler a email.I may have something he can use.I am sorting out my breeders and have extras. Jerry
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I have sent Tyler a email.I may have something he can use.I am sorting out my breeders and have extras. Jerry
That\'s fantastic Jerry!!!
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Yay, Jerry!!!
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Way to go Jerry. You are a good man. I had just sold or promised all my extra Ameraucana bantams when the notice was posted. Tyler called me and I offered a trio of Silver Laced Wyandottes, but he was not interested in those.
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What color of bantam ameraucanas is he looking for? I tried to email him but my email would let me send it for some reason.
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buff, silver, brown red