IN - Blue Fawn & Pastel Rouen Ducks
by Jean Doerflein Wilson
(Laurel, IN 47024)
Blue Fawn Rouen male
Blue Fawn Rouen female
Blue Fawn Rouen female color
Pastel Rouen flock
I began my work on creating blue fawn and pastel Rouens in 2012. I’ve bred and shown gray Rouens for about 20 years. After many generations I've finally set my blue fawn and pastel Rouen lines and have started to offer them for sale to others too. My next steps are to get both colors recognized and accepted into the APA Standard. For more detailed information about my blue fawn and pastel Rouens please see my website.
My line of gray Rouens consistently win top awards throughout the country. I sell and ship hatching eggs and young started birds. I do not ship ducklings. Hatching eggs are available from about April until June. Young started birds are available in the fall starting around October. To be placed on my wait list please visit my website for an Order Form. Price lists are also available on my website as well as a lot of other useful information about my farm. Please call, text, or email me for more information.
Email is the best way to reach me, jndoerfl.dcpp@yahoo.com. My cell phone is the second best, 765-265-4194. You can also visit my website at www.duckcreekpoultryplace.weebly.com. We have a farm Facebook page called Duck Creek Poultry Place as well with tons of pictures of the birds.
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