Steer Quamby Chicken Breeder

Our family friendly duel purpose Homesteading line of Quamby Chickens is both a prolific egg producer and meaty bird, laying up to 300 eggs a year. Bloodline direct from DrGill Stokes that developed them right here in Tasmania. Fed on Natural fermented seed mix & home grown greens & free-range on our rich red Tasmanian soil.

• Retired biochemist Dr Gil Stokes spent seven years developing a dual-purpose chook from the English Sussex and New Hampshire breeds

🐓🥚The Quamby hen can lay up to 300 eggs a year and roosters are good eating even at 10 months of age

🌄We only breed Quambys on our property, so guaranteed no mixed breeds

📦Express Post- We  mail using the best quality Eggspress Safe Cartons only, take a look at our Facebook page and watch how we package our Fertile Eggs.

🌄 We would love you to come join us sharing our beautiful Quambys on their socials and read our recent customer reviews and see photos and videos of our Quamby's.

Facebook:

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Instagram:

• https://bit.ly/Steerquambychickensbreeder

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TO ORDER:

Send a direct message to my mobile 0410523898  to order

Send your full name and quantity of eggs or chicks and approximate date you would like to pick them up and I will send you the total cost and dates they will be ready to collect, as well as photos when they hatch if you like.

More about the Quamby Breed.

This is what the original breeder Dr Stokes had to say

Our Creed is: To make the beautiful more useful and the useful more beautiful.

Retired biochemist Dr Gil Stokes spent seven years developing a dual-purpose chook from the English Sussex and New Hampshire breeds

The Quamby hen can lay up to 300 eggs a year and roosters are good eating even at 10 months of age

The Quamby hen can lay up to 300 eggs a year and roosters are good eating even at 10 months of age

• He described the Quamby as a very gregarious bird that foraged well, was not flighty, and enjoyed human interaction — a "lovely bird to have around that doesn't get sick".

With the most useful production characteristics of our foundation heritage breeds and so to develop a most beautiful bird that thrives in our natural environment. A bird ideally suited to the backyard and the mixed farm.

A new breed – the Quamby!

Gil Stokes, B.Agr.Sc., M.Sc.Agr., PhD.

Have a great day 🌄🐥🐓