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MT - Dutch Hookbill hens and drakes

by Laura Duvelius
(Whitehall, MT, USA)

I have drakes and hens hatched this April through September. Breeding lines from Holderread in Oregon, Florida, Maine, Maryland and Virginia. These are mild to mid curve birds. I have Harlequin, golden snowy, snowy, dusky and chocolate dusky rakes and hens.

$50 per bird, $28 for the large shipping box (fits 3 birds) and up to $285 in 2 day priority express shipping (USPS rates) depending on shipping distance.

Please contact:
Duvelius Farms
406-595-6223
Ldeshano@gmail.com

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