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All photos of birds and chicks are taken of our actual
birds. We do not use stock photos or go to shows to
take photos.
Personally any birds we would be interested in
purchasing we would wish to see the parent stock
and believe you would also like to see the parent
stock.
We are not professional photographers so our
pictures will not be perfect, but they will reflect a true
image. Please email if we can be of further
assistance.
birds. We do not use stock photos or go to shows to
take photos.
Personally any birds we would be interested in
purchasing we would wish to see the parent stock
and believe you would also like to see the parent
stock.
We are not professional photographers so our
pictures will not be perfect, but they will reflect a true
image. Please email if we can be of further
assistance.
Copyright © Leon Valley Trading Co. Hatchery
All Rights Reserved. All Photos on this website
are the property of Leon Valley Trading Co. Hatchery
All Copying is Prohibited.
All Rights Reserved. All Photos on this website
are the property of Leon Valley Trading Co. Hatchery
All Copying is Prohibited.
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| White Laced Red Cornish-Standard Chicken |
The Lady Amherst Pheasant is a small, hardy bird, disease
resistant and hardy in most climates. Native to Southwestern
China and Northern Burma.
These colorful birds were named for Sarah, Countess of
Amerhst (1762-1838). William Pitt Amherst, Governor General
of India and husband of Sarah, was responsible for sending the
first birds to London in the early 1800's.
Check with your local Wildlife Authorities to see if a permit is
required for pheasant or quail.
If you plan to release these birds into the wild you must check
with your local wildlife authorities prior to release.
We suggest a feed ration of 24% protein, and a handful of
Scratch and Greens daily.
resistant and hardy in most climates. Native to Southwestern
China and Northern Burma.
These colorful birds were named for Sarah, Countess of
Amerhst (1762-1838). William Pitt Amherst, Governor General
of India and husband of Sarah, was responsible for sending the
first birds to London in the early 1800's.
Check with your local Wildlife Authorities to see if a permit is
required for pheasant or quail.
If you plan to release these birds into the wild you must check
with your local wildlife authorities prior to release.
We suggest a feed ration of 24% protein, and a handful of
Scratch and Greens daily.
| Ordering Information |
| Game Bird Chicks must ship separate from other breeds. Day Old Chicks $10.00 each Shipping $9.00 per 25 Can NOT be mixed with other breeds-minimum number of Day Old Chicks that can safely be shipped is 25. Contact us for availability and price of Juvenile and Adult Birds |
Hatching Eggs:
| Hatching Eggs $3.00 each Shipping is $15.00 per dozen each additional dozen is $7.00 extra. Eggs may be mixed with other breeds to reach a dozen, they do not have to be all of one breed. We can ship fewer than a dozen if necessary for smaller incubators. |
Live Birds:
| 1-254-734-2973 wood@cctc.net |
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| Lady Amherst Pheasant-Game Bird |
| Ordering Information |
Hatching Eggs:
Live Birds:
| 1-254-734-2973 wood@cctc.net |
Email us your request and we will send an invoice
Chicks ship April 1 thru August
Eggs ship April 1 to November 1
"We are a small
hatchery so please
bear with us. We
are trying to keep
up with demand but
we are restricted in
that good breeding
stock is hard to find
and slower to
develop. We refuse
to use inferior
breeding stock
simply to increase
our production."
hatchery so please
bear with us. We
are trying to keep
up with demand but
we are restricted in
that good breeding
stock is hard to find
and slower to
develop. We refuse
to use inferior
breeding stock
simply to increase
our production."
"We are a small
hatchery so please
bear with us. We
are trying to keep
up with demand but
we are restricted in
that good breeding
stock is hard to find
and slower to
develop. We refuse
to use inferior
breeding stock
simply to increase
our production."
hatchery so please
bear with us. We
are trying to keep
up with demand but
we are restricted in
that good breeding
stock is hard to find
and slower to
develop. We refuse
to use inferior
breeding stock
simply to increase
our production."
