Canada - Rochester Hatchery

9420 - 109 Street
Westlock, AB
T7P 2R4
PHONE (780) 307-3622
FAX (780) 307-3623
TO ORDER TF LINE 1-888-698-3965
WEBSITE: www.rochesterhatchery.com
EMAIL: sales@rochesterhatchery.com
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Dear Poultry Enthusiast,
We wish you all the very best for 2012. We remain a Canadian family owned business entering into our 26th season. All
of our staff strives to deliver the quality and service on which we have built our reputation.
Those of you who have been dealing with us for a number of years will recall our commitment to apply the highest standards
of health and safety monitoring to our Breeders and Hatchery; as part of this commitment we carry out regular testing of our
breeders and hatchery. In late 2010, the environment for the White layer breeders and the Sex-sal-link browns tested positive for
S.E. In keeping with our commitment to you, the sad decision was made to de-populate the breeders from that entire facility, leaving
us without a supply of these hatching eggs. Sadly, this facility also housed our pure-line Broad Breasted Bronze turkeys, spelling an
end to a line going back several decades.
In March 2011, the pure-line Dual Purpose breeders that were located on a breeder farm several hundred kilometers away,
also tested positive! In keeping with our commitment, we also depopulated these decades’ old pure-lines.
The result of the loss of our breeders was an acute shortage of hatching eggs in 2011 and while we managed to replace some of
the supply, it was not without problems. We sincerely apologize to those of you inconvenienced by the delays and shortages.
Then there was the rotating mail strikes and lock-out at Canada Post! A big thank you goes out to everyone who ran all
over the country rescuing birds from post offices throughout Western Canada.
Needless to say, we are firmly committed to maintaining high disease prevention and surveillance standards. We have
further enhanced our surveillance programme, and continue to have standards that are second to none. You can be assured of
getting healthy, vigorous chicks from us.
On a happier note, our Heritage birds were fantastic this past year. We were happy to send out such a fine selection of
birds, with most of your needs being met. Please read the heritage order page carefully; some breeds are available by the breed
but some are only available in a package. We continue our heightened bio-security measures by hatching and shipping the Heritage
breeds and Pheasants at our second hatchery on Tuesdays, therefore orders for Heritage breeds or Pheasants can not be combined
with other breeds. Sorry no exceptions. Also keep in mind pheasants start laying quite a bit later than domestic fowl.
We will continue to ship our birds by mail, air & with some couriers, helping us to reduce the time your chicks are in transit.
Having your facility pre-warmed & ready for the chicks is essential. Be prepared!
Wishing you a successful growing season.
Sincerely,
Altaf Keshwani
OUR GUARANTEE
1. 100% live arrival is guaranteed provided shipment is checked when received and any loss is noted in
a report signed by the transporter or his agent (do not include extras). Notification to be given
within 24 hours.
2. We will credit any *loss occurring within 2 weeks of shipment of day old chicks without
question, providing the loss (livability) report sent with each shipment is returned to us within 3
weeks of shipment. *Loss over 10% of any one breed must be accompanied by a government veterinary
lab report indicating that the loss was a result of poor quality of chicks provided. Do not include
extras. Heritage,AllBreed and Bantam Packages are considered one breed when calculating the 10%.
3. We guarantee 96% accuracy of sexed orders. Unsexed orders are shipped as they come from the
incubator. This generally works out to 50% of each sex; however, the ratio in smaller orders of chicks
often tends to be uneven.
4. We cannot guarantee that all the heritage breeds conform to their breed standards. Nor can we
guarantee the ratio of males to females. Heritage breeds are sold straight run only!
5. In all cases we will only be responsible to the extent of the invoiced price of the chicks or poults to
the original purchaser only. Split orders between customers do not qualify for our guarantee.
In order to provide you with the excellent guarantee we have, we will strive to provide you with healthy
and vigorous birds and get them to you in top condition. These living creatures require proper care
from you as well. We have provided complete details on how to start your birds, and would request
that you follow these recommendations. Failure to provide proper care at your end regrettably cannot
become our responsibility.

KEYS TO BIO-SECURITY
ON YOUR FARM
1. Purchase your chicks from federally registered hatcheries.
2. Have a clean and disinfected facility.
3. Have a dip bath at all entrances to your bird area.
4. Be clean and showered with clean clothes, especially if you
have been off your premises.
5. Do not house baby chicks in the same building as adult birds.
Always attend to the youngest birds moving up to the oldest,
changing coveralls and dipping footwear between. Keep a pair
of boots for poultry barn use only.
6. Know who your visitors are and where they come from. If they
have birds of their own, they should not enter your premises
without having showered and changed.
7. Offer your visitors some disposable coveralls and boots if
they must enter your bird area.
8. If you have a bird that appears sick or dies under unknown
circumstances, submit it personally to a government lab for
testing.
9. Keep your facility clean and have some form of rodent control.
10. Be sure that all equipment, whether new or used, is sanitized
prior to use.
11. Do not purchase adult birds indiscriminately. Responsible
growers will practice good bio-security themselves. Check that
the birds have had vaccinations and that the growers practice
a "closed shop" approach.
Enjoy your birds!
TEMPERATURE!
TEMPERATURE!
TEMPERATURE!
THERMOMETERS ARE
ESSENTIAL TO DETERMINING
AN ACCURATE TEMPERATURE
IN YOUR BROODER. BE SAFE
AND HAVE ONE.
99% of issues with chicks are temperature
MEASURE THE TEMPERATURE :
a)at chick height
b)furthest from the heat source that the
chicks can reach.
If you think your birds have been chilled in transit,
then get them warming in your house. Get them
thoroughly warm before putting them in the brooder
area. You will be able to tell by their increased noise
& movement when they are ready!! This is where you
can make a real difference to the outcome!
Catalogue Index
Bantams 14
Bio-Security 3
Brooder Supplies 17
Customer Letter 2
Dual Purpose Breeds 11
Equipment 15-22
Egg Laying Supplies 19
Feeders 18
Heritage Breeds 13
Heritage Breeds Order Form 12
Hybrid Layers 8
Incubators 15-16
Making Your Own Feed 7
Meat Birds 7
Miscellaneous Equipment 20-21
Nests 19
Pheasant Order Form 12
Preparing for Your Chicks 4-5
Regular Breed Order Form 23
Turkeys 10
Waterers 17-18
WORDS OF WISDOM!!!!!!!!!!
If you have multiple breeds & some are doing
better or worse than others; you will find there
is a temperature discrepancy.
eg Broilers thriving while the turkeys are
dying--Broilers are hardier than turkeys and
layers. They are more able to maintain body
heat because they are bigger and eat more and
therefore grow faster.
If your day old broilers are dying then your
temperature is WAY TOO LOW!!
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PREPARING FOR YOUR CHICKS
PREPARE THE COOP: Your entire chicken coop
including all the equipment must be thoroughly
cleaned, washed, disinfected from floor to ceiling & in
working order. Do not use creosote - based products for
disinfecting- harmful fumes may result. Check for, &
seal off, all draughts, windows, doors, & do general
building repairs, etc. Do not use plastic to seal the area.
It is no substitute for insulation & will cause lack of air
flow & high humidity. A dry hen house greatly reduces
the risk of coccidiosis. Leave yourself enough time for
the area to dry before putting down fresh bedding. A
thin layer of hydrated lime is advisable on dirt floors to
maintain dryness.
BEDDING: Cover the floor area with about 10 cm (4
in) straw or 5 cm (2 in) shavings (not sawdust or
aromatic woods such as cedar). Never use newspaper,
unless mechanically shredded, as it may cause severe
leg problems for turkey poults and broiler chicks.
Unless the bedding gets wet, avoid changing litter
during the growing period. It is better to add litter than
to change it, as this will avoid disturbing mold that may
have formed beneath.
TEMPERATURE: Warm the area for AT LEAST 24-
48 HOURS before the arrival of your chicks. This will
ensure that your bedding is warm and dry and allows
you to accurately MEASURE THE TEMPERATURE
FURTHEST FROM THE HEAT SOURCE DURING
THE COLDEST PART OF THE NIGHT (about 4:00
am) as well as during the day. At the outer edge of the
brooding area the temperature should be no colder than
30ºC (85º F) for chickens or 35ºC-38ºC (95ºF-100ºF) for
Turkeys, Pheasants & Bantam breeds. It is best to heat
the entire room to at least 24 ºC (75ºF) with an
additional room heater. This will allow the heat lights
to warm the chick brooding area more efficiently &
reduce fluctuations in temperature. For larger brooding
areas use more than one thermometer. DO NOT
GUESS THE TEMPERATURE. You may find it helpful
to use a 'Hi-Low' thermometer in your brooding area,
which will record the highest and lowest temperatures
reached. This will allow you to see how cold it is getting
at the coldest part of the night (about 4am). What is
comfortable for you, is most certainly not warm enough
for your chicks! BE PRECISE! If your chicks/poults
crowd together, especially under the heater, they are
too cold. If they are crowding the outer edge, or
gurgling, they are too hot. Chilling results in long term
problems with hearts, legs & growth rate, especially in
broilers and turkeys. The temperature may be reduced
after the initial 1-2 weeks by 3 ºC (5ºF) per week to a
low of 21 ºC(70F)at night.
WHEN YOUR BIRDS ARRIVE: Your birds will be
thirsty. Depending on where you live, they may have
been in transit up to 36 hours. It is important that the
water in the waterers is cooler than the air temperature
to ensure that the chicks do not mistakenly get right
into the water. Being wet will chill the chicks & can lead
to a disastrous pile up. Monitor the birds closely. It
takes 2-3 hours for the birds to adjust to the brooder
house temperature. Meat birds & turkeys will
particularly benefit from antibiotics in their water. In
addition, you may choose to use new 2.5 dozen fiber egg
flats for the chicks to drink from for the first 2-4 hours.
The small cups of the fiber egg flats provide the chicks
a large water area without getting soaked.
FEED AND WATER: Chicks should always have food
and water in front of them and should not crowd for
food. Do not move the feeders and waterers for the first
few days. A chick that cannot reach food will pick at the
litter, resulting in starve-outs and impacted crops
(mortality from this and chilling can be expected at 3 to
6 days). Just before your chicks arrive, set out the
freshly mixed water with antibiotics or preferably
electrolytes. For the FIRST DRINK ONLY, add 1 cup
of sugar per gallon of water to give them a good start.
It is a good idea to dip each bird's beak before releasing
the birds. Waterers should be cleaned daily-be sure to
wash out any residual sugar water. Your birds should
receive commercial starter as recommended.
Use one, 24" feeder for every 25 birds;
& one, 1 gallon fount for every 50 birds.
As the chicks get older you can raise your waterer onto
a platform of wire or slats. This will prevent the chicks
from coming in contact with the damp floor around the
waterer. We recommend 25% protein turkey starter
for turkeys, bantams & pheasants for the first 8 weeks.
Note: TURKEYS are extremely sensitive to chilling &
it is most noticeable in their heart, legs and joints.
Turkeys survive best when initially placed with chicks.
The chicks 'teach' the turkeys to eat and drink, and the
chicks provide body warmth. If you place chicks and
turkeys together, feed them a turkey starter. Separate
the Turkeys from Broilers/Cornish Giants at 3-4 weeks,
so that the chicks can be fed a lower protein ration.
AN OUNCE OF PREVENTION IS WORTH
A POUND OF CURE!
If your birds get chilled at any point treat them
immediately by putting an anti-biotic into their water
for 5-7 days & correct your temperature. If you do not
react quickly to a chilling situation, your losses can be
great and will continue throughout the growing period!

BROILERS/CORNISH ROCK GIANTS: These
fast growing birds are susceptible to leg problems,
heart attacks & ascites (heart valve failure leading
to a fluid filled abdomen). Following our
suggestions will minimize these problems.
1. Keep chicks warm and in a small area to start;
early chilling, overheating, or huddling will cause
continued problems later. Start your chicks at
30ºC (85º F) measured furthest from the heat
source in the brooding area at chick height.
2. Feed 20% chick starter for 3 weeks; then switch
to a 16% pullet grower during the fourth week. A
well-balanced chop may be used from the 6th week
(Page 7 “Making Your Own Feed”). DO NOT
FEED GRAINS WITHOUT THE ADDITION
OF A POULTRY SUPPLEMENT.
3. Ventilation is important from the first day. Add
heat lamps if necessary but do not seal up your
brooder so that air supply is completely cut off.
Increase ventilation as chicks get older. The air
should feel dry, not musty.
4. Keep the bedding 6cm - 10 cm (2"- 4")deep
& dry. Do not replace all the bedding at one time.
Only replace wet patches & add to the rest of the
floor.
5. Restrict feed intake from the 4th day
onwards by providing continuous dim light
(you should just be able to read a newspaper)
while a heat lamp is needed. When a heat lamp is
not needed, change to 4-8 hours of total darkness.
Letting the birds go without feed for extended
periods may result in litter eating and impaction!
6. Once the birds are a week old, you should start
to move the feed and water apart from each other.
Do this a bit at a time until they are at least 4-5
feet apart.
TYPE OF BIRD
LAYERS
DUAL PURPOSE
HERITAGE BIRDS
BROILERS
CORNISH ROCK
GIANTS
TURKEYS
BANTAMS
PHEASANTS
STARTING
FEED
20% CHICK
STARTER
20% CHICK
STARTER
25% - 28%
TURKEY
STARTER
NUMBER OF
WEEKS ON
STARTER
8 WEEKS
3-4 WEEKS
8 WEEKS
BROODING SETUP:
Set up your equipment as shown in the picture.
Use 18 inch cardboard brooder guard to make a
circle that uses;
20 feet of brooder guard for 50 birds;
25 feet for 100 birds; 30 feet for 150 birds; &
35 feet for 200 birds.
Use one, 250 watt red heat bulb for every 50 birds;
ensuring that you have a safe and reliable power
source. A 4-bulb brooder with a thermostat is best,
since it can be adjusted to regulate the
temperature.
Turn more bulbs on as required to maintain the
temperature.
Here is a very simple, yet complete set up in
which to start out your baby chicks:
Start your heat lamps 18 inches from the floor.
Use two, 24 inch feeders & one, 1 gallon fount for
every 50 birds. The chicks should not require the
brooder guard after 7 - 10 days. The area allowed
for the chicks should be increased after 2 weeks
by 50% & further after four weeks. Pay special
attention to the TEMPERATURE information
provided in the previous page. Ambient or room
temperature should be maintained at 24’C(75F)
WATER ADDITIVE
(1 LEVEL TSP/GAL
OF WATER)
POLYTONINE A
COMPLEX
POLYTONINE
SUPER BOOSTER**
POLYTONINE
SUPER BOOSTER**
ANTI-BIOTICS CANNOT
BE SHIPPED
STARTING
BROODER
TEMPERATURE
85°F - 90°F
30°C - 32ºC
85°F - 90°F
30°C - 32°C
95°F - 100°F
35ºC - 38°C
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IDENTIFYING PROBLEMS
………Question and Answer time!!
PROBLEM: How do I know if the temperature is right?
SOLUTION: Are your chicks huddling? If your chicks are
cold they will crowd beneath your heat source or just huddle
where they are. They will look lethargic and will not move
around much. If they are hot they will crowd to the outer
edge and spread out their wings. Adjust your heat source
accordingly. As a rule of thumb, start your brooder lamp 45
cm (18 in) from the floor and raise it according to your chicks
age/comfort. You will find you may raise the lamp a few inches
each week. Always measure the temperature at the outer
edge of the area provided for the chicks and at night. Night
time temperatures may be lower in your brooder house than
you think. Have some form of supplementary heating in your
brooding facility. Room temperature should be 24’C (75’F).
PROBLEM: My turkeys have gone down on their knees!
SOLUTION:Temperature, Temperature, Temperature!!!! The
birds have got cold and with turkeys it affects their joints.
Make sure your bedding is both dry and thick. Wet bedding
can also lead to staph infections. Increase temperature! Add
antibiotics to their water for 5-7 days. Correcting the
temperature is not enough-medication is required to minimize
further losses! Cold summer winds & lack of proper nutrition
can cause crippling even at 3 months.
PROBLEM: My chicks were fine and started dying at 4 days
of age all over the place.
SOLUTION: The chicks have most likely starved out. If they
were not warm enough on their first nights they may have
spent too much of the time trying to stay warm and not
enough time finding food and water. Prior to hatching, the
chicks absorb the yolk. This can keep them sustained for up
to 3 days (which is why we can ship them through the mail)
but then they need to be eating & drinking.
PROBLEM: Why have my birds got pasty rear ends?
SOLUTION: This often occurs due to early chilling. It is
important to remove the paste daily with some warm water
and to add Polytonine Super Booster (antibiotics) to their
water for 5-7 days (1 level teaspoon per gallon of water
mixed fresh daily). If it does not clear within a few days, reassess
your environment: it may still be too cold. If you are
growing your birds organically, your temperature control is
even more critical.
PROBLEM: My birds received cocci vaccine but I couldn’t
get any un-medicated feed. Will they die?
SOLUTION: No –it just means that the cocci vaccine has
been wasted & you must continue to feed the medicated feed
as if they had not been vaccinated at all.
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PROBLEM: My birds were really chilled when they arrived.
SOLUTION: If your birds appear chilled from transport,
don't put them directly in the brooder house. Warm them in
their box in your home under a heat lamp until they appear
comfortable/active. Ensure that they have antibiotics or a
multi-vitamin in their water for the first 5 days. Remember,
a brooder at the correct temperature will quickly perk up the
chicks. Watch your temperature closely. Always use a
thermometer. Untreated chilling will lead to poor growth and
continuous high mortality.
PROBLEM: My broilers were doing so well and now I am
finding some dead on their backs.
SOLUTION: They are growing too fast. If they are 3 weeks
old you may change their feed to a poultry grower (this only
applies to broilers.) Place their feeders further apart. Let
them finish it all before adding any more. Heart attacks are
identified by the position of the body on its back. If you can
– reduce the number of hours of light they receive. They will
sleep instead of eating!
PROBLEM: My chicks are doing great, but my turkeys are
dying. Why?
SOLUTION: Turkeys need higher temperature than
chickens - they may appear well, mixed in with the chicks,
but check that they are eating and drinking & that their
crops are full. Also, look for early signs of crippling - this
should set off alarm bells! Watch your temperature closely.
Always use a thermometer!
PROBLEM: My birds are big now & I let them outside-they
were fine for a week & now they are looking droopy.
SOLUTION: Was it a cold windy day? Did they get wet? At
4 weeks the birds can go outside, but gauge the weather on
a daily basis. Keep in mind that warm days can still end up in
chilly nights. If you think your birds got chilled, you are
facing potential losses. Immediately correct the temperature
problem.
NOTE: Our suggestions are based what is most often the
cause of the problems listed. It is possible that there may
be other reasons for the symptoms experienced. If these
suggestions do not solve the problem, call us or consult a
veterinarian.
If you are experiencing difficulties
9 out of 10 problems are
TEMPERATURE RELATED!
Arm your building:
- Use a “High-Low” thermometer
- Add supplemental heat to ensure night
time temperatures remain optimal

Grow them fast for fryers or slow for roasters: they’ll always turn out lip-smacking good!
BROILERS/CORNISH ROCK GIANTS
BROILERS (BROI) /CORNISH ROCK GIANTS (BROI): These are the fastest
growing most efficient meat birds available. Their large breasts and thighs give
them a great finish. This hybrid bird is good to butcher at a range of weights. For
best results butcher the hens at 5-6 lbs live weight (6-8 weeks). The Roosters can
be grown to 8-10 lbs. live weight in 10-12 weeks. The rooster puts more of his initial
growth into his frame so he makes a better roaster. Read the special growing
recommendations on page 4 & 5. These birds give excellent results under the right
conditions, but are harder to raise than dual-purpose birds.
,
Broilers/CR Giants: unsexed: Each 25-49:$1.97 50-99:$1.82 100+:$1.72
Pullets/Cockerels: Each 25-49:$2.17 50-99:$2.02 100+:$1.92
FOR BEST RESULTS USE GOOD QUALITY FEED! SOME FEEDS HAVE BEEN
KNOWN TO GIVE POOR RESULTS. MAKE SURE YOUR FEED MEETS THE
MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS, AND IS PELLETED OR FINELY GROUND!!
The guidelines provided below are recommended when
MAKING YOUR OWN FEED:
1. Use commercially produced starter ration as
recommended on page 5.
2. When switching to your own feed, do so by mixing the
3.
starter (after the recommended period for starter) over
a period of 4-7 days.
Mix your milled grains with 40% poultry supplement
as indicated in 4. & 5. If your birds have NOT been
vaccinated against Coccidiosis or ARE NOT to be
butchered within 2 weeks use medicated poultry
supplement.
MEAT BIRDS
CORNISH GAME HENS
(BROIP): Everybody’s favorite treat! A tasty Cornish game
hen is grown in just 4 to 5 weeks. We send you only the
sexed hens, which develop a good breast finish. A Cornish
hen is butchered at 2 1/2 lbs. live weight. Note: a
Cornish game hen is a female broiler!
4 WEEK OLD
BROILERS:
(4WKB) Available for
pickup in Westlock.
Call for dates and
availability.
(Some agents may also have
startedbroilers - call them for
details!!)
Cornish Game Hens:
Each 25-49:$2.17 50-99:$2.02 100+:$1.92
RAISE YOUR POULTRY ORGANICALLY!!
All Chicks and Turkeys grown without medicated feed are at a high risk of contracting coccidiosis.
This can cause an immediate need for treatment, stunted growth in survivors, and even death. The
expenses incurred and losses in birds will cut into your profits.
Now you can get your Chicks and Turkeys vaccinated for coccidiosis. This is a completely organic way
to build immunity, done at the hatchery, for a modest charge.
To grow your birds naturally, you should have your birds vaccinated for coccidiosis; feed a good quality
unmedicated feed and avoid using antibiotics. (Certified organic poultry would require the use of
certified organic feed, as well.)
If you choose to have your birds vaccinated for coccidiosis, do not use any medicated feed. Any amount
of medicated feed in the first 3 weeks of the chicks life, will result in the vaccine being destroyed,
defeating the purpose of the vaccination! It is essential to start with a clean disinfected barn when
using this vaccine!! Immunity is not instantanious!!
4. Combine milled grains in the following proportions.
Barley 0-15% (hard for birds to absorb)
Oats 0-25% (up to 25lb for 100 lb feed)
Wheat 65-100% (75 pounds for 100lb feed)
5. Add 40% poultry supplement (PS)to your grain.
9.5 lbs PS Grower for layers - (mix grains to 100lb feed )
18 lbs PS Laying ration - (mix grains to 100lb feed )
16 lbs PS Grower for Broilers (mix grains to 100lb feed )
23 lbs PS Grower for Turkeys-(mix grains to 100lb feed )
6. For best tasting meat, feed milled grain without
poultry supplement for 2 weeks prior to butchering.
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HYBRID EGG LAYERS
WHITE LEGHORN (LEG):
White Leghorns are ideal for the production of large, high quality, white eggs. These
pullets are early maturing and are noted for their lack of broodiness. They are also bred
for their disease resistance, excellent feed conversion, and are noted for their adaptability
to most conditions. We highly recommend our White Leghorns for any size of flock. NB
They are more flighty than any other layer!
SEX-SAL-LINK BROWN (BRWN)
Commonly known as the ISA Brown. These are the hybrid brown egg layers. They are
easy to raise and prolific producers of large, richly colored, brown eggs of excellent shell
quality. They are quiet and friendly and easily trained to lay in their nests. They tend
to settle for an early in the day lay, so 80 % of your picking will be done by lunch time!
They are also very clean in their nests so nesting material lasts! Good ventilation, dry
bedding, good laying ration (18%) and controlled lighting are a MUST for peak
performance! These are an excellent layer and a friendly bird-good around kids!
Photo by Jacob Sorley
WHITE LEGHORN
Price per breed:
Unsexed: Each 25-49:$1.62 50-99:$1.47 100+:$1.37
Pullets: Each 25-49:$2.48 50-99:$2.33 100+:$2.23
Cockerels: Each 25-49:$0.87 50-99:$0.72 100+:$0.62
Growing your own layers??
We strongly recommend you have your layer chicks
vaccinated against Mareks Disease.
First class
performance
and
temperament.
SEX-SAL-LINK BROWN
Price per breed:
Unsexed: Each 25-49:$1.95 50-99:$1.80 100+:$1.70
Pullets: Each 25-49:$2.58 50-99:$2.43 100+:$2.33
Cockerels: Each 25-49:$1.44 50-99:$1.29 100+:$1.19
READY-TO-LAY PULLETS:
White Leghorns & Sex-Sal-link Browns are available at the age of 19 weeks. Our Ready-to-Lays are grown
from day old chicks in controlled, sanitary conditions with a complete vaccination program and beaks trimmed.
Most of the pullets are floor raised for easy adaptation to the small flock setting ie-resistance to coccidiosis and
pile ups (Some pullets may be cage-raised) . Birds must be picked up in Westlock as we are not able to ship grown
birds. Crates are available with a deposit of $80.00 per crate. These must be returned washed and disinfected
or there will be a $5 charge per crate. Our RTL’s are grown in batches. We confirm bookings approx. one month
prior to pick-up from a first come first serve waiting list. Please contact us to be put on the no obligation waiting
list. Payment is due and non refundable when order and pick up time is confirmed. Not available at most agents
Prices subject to change without notice.
Brown layers Price per bird 1-14 $12.50 15-99 $8.50 100 + $8.00
White Leghorn layers Price per bird 1-19 $11.50 20-99 $7.75 100 + $7.25
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WARNING!
Poor feed quality for hybrids may result in
cannibalism &/or egg eating

Guidelines to Raising your Hens
Lighting Schedule
1) Start your chicks as described on Pg 4-5
with 23 hours of bright light.
2)At 3 days of age, start to reduce the
number of hours of light by one hour every
2-3 days until down to 10 hours. This may
not be possible with a windowed coop.
3)At 14 days reduce the light intensity. Dim
to just being able to read a newspaper.
4) Grow to 19 weeks on 10 hours of dim
light.
5) At 19 weeks start to increase light by 1
hour per week for 2 weeks. Then ½ hour per
week until you have reached 15 hours of
light
Note If you raise your spring hens on
natural light in the summer, start from no 4
in the fall when they are 16 weeks old.
WATCH OUT!!!!!!!winter daylight reduction ,
quality of food, lack of water or cold
temperatures may prevent your young hens from
coming into lay, or result in your older laying
hens going into a molt; (shedding their feathers
& cease laying). If this occurs, go back to the
lighting program recommended & start again!
Feed & Water Schedule for layers
1) Your birds should always have a good supply of fresh
water. For the first 8 weeks feed them a good quality
chick starter-check the ingredients for poor quality
fillers. If your birds are cocci vaccinated, then use an
unmedicated starter, otherwise it must be medicated
with amprolium. The feed should be fine crumbles &
they should always have food in front of them.
2) At 8 weeks of age the birds may be gradually
changed to a poultry grower. Unless cocci vaccinated
the birds will require the medicated grower until
13-15 weeks of age, at which time they should have
developed their own immunity.
3) At the first egg, start to change the feed to a quality
18-19% ration. If you are grinding your own ration pay
careful attention to the balance of grains(see page 7)
& 40% concentrate required for healthy hybrid layers.
Dropping your protein level will result in early burn
out = picking and egg eating. Dual purpose layers do
well on a 17% layer ration.
Problem: My layers are eating their eggs!
Solution: Check their feed. Most egg eating problems
are as a result of an inadequate diet. If you are mixing
your own feed check our mix P.7! You may also have
Trouble Shooting
to darken the coop. DO NOT allow your hens to eat
the eggs. Pick the eggs 3 times per day. Once your
hens develop a taste for the eggs, adequate protein will
not stop them from this bad habit. Also dim your lights.
Problem/Solution PICKING in poultry whether
young or old, will most often occur if the birds are a)
too hot, b) too crowded, c) short of fresh air,d) if
they are short of protein in their feed or e) if their
coop is too brightly lit. Once picking starts it is very
difficult to stop. Using Vaseline or gun grease on their
behinds will help prevent further injury and allow the
area to heal. Action should be taken promptly when
picking is first noticed. Check against the points
mentioned above to determine the cause & correct the
problem. Darken the coop for birds over 2 weeks of age.
For laying birds, you may add curtains to their nest
holes. If the problem continues, beak trimming may be
required. To do so cut one-third of the top beak. Also if
your birds are eating a large amount of snacks from
your yard: eg. Grass, grasshoppers, table scraps, they
may have a protein deficiency.
Problem: My chickens lay 10 eggs one day & 33
the next!
Solution: Are they on 24 hours of light? This confuses
their internal clock. Consistent restricted light
allowance will result in consistent lay. They could also
be short of protein, or be too cold. A time clock on your
light will keep life easy.
Temperature
If you follow the guidelines on page 4 for starting chicks
& continue to maintain your coop at 21’C (70’F) you
will enjoy the benefits of good fresh eggs year round.
BREEDING STOCK
At the end of each season when our breeding hens have
been laying for 6 months, we sell them at a minimal
cost.
Call for details on dual purpose laying hens.
You may book for our Heritage breeders & bantams as
early as January with a 20% non-refundable deposit
at the time of booking. These birds will be available
for pickup in Westlock only on a date that will be set
around the first 2 weeks of July.
Please be aware that breeders will look rough due to
the breeding process. The birds will recover naturally
by the end of 6 weeks. While we cannot guarantee
availability, we will supply the birds in the order in
which deposits are received.
Deposits will be refunded only on orders we are unable
to fill.
This is your chance to get just purebred hens!!!
Prices for 2012; $13 per Hen and $15 for a Rooster
(Dual Purpose also available - call for price).
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IT IS WITH DEEP
REGRET THAT WE
HAVE SAID
GOODBYE TO OUR
OWN BRONZE
TURKEY!
TURKEYS PHEASANTS
ORLOPP BRONZE TURKEY
Excellent Conformation
Superior Livability
Beautiful Natural Feathering
An Heirloom Turkey-
Quality & Taste
You are going to be impressed with the growth rate! Growing
faster and bigger than the bronze of the past. Hens may grow
up to 23lbs in 20 weeks (21 in 16 weeks)Toms up to 40lbs in
20 weeks
White Turkey: unsexed only
price per poult: 10-24: $5.22 25-49: $4.82 50-99: $4.57 100+: $4.37
Orlopp Bronze Turkey NEW! NEW!!
price per poult: 10-24: $7.35 25-49: $6.95 50-99: $6.70 100+: $6.50
Photo by Shannon Sturm
WHITE TURKEYS
Remember 95ºF is the
minimum temperature
for Turkey Poults
INTRODUCING THE
ORLOPP BRONZE!
COCCIDIOSIS
VACCINE
for the organic
grower
The Nicholas White Turkey is the top growerin big hearty birds.A
Tom at 20 weeks should weigh over 40lbs, while the hen will weigh
18 lbs in 16 weeks. Their white feathers make them very easy to
clean
CHINESE RINGNECK PHEASANTS (PHEA)
The most loved of the meat pheasants in this part of the world. These
Chinese descendents continue their popularity due to their good taste and
fine looks. Pheasants should be butchered at 22 weeks & will weigh 1.5-
2.5lbs live. They are only shipped on select Tuesdays at a minimum of 30
pheasant chicks.
Price per chick: 30-59: $4.20 60-89: $4.00 90 or more: $3.80
30 pheasants = $126.00 plus shipping
Call for 2012 hatch dates
HATCHING EGGS: FOR PICK UP IN WESTLOCK OR SHIPPED WITH CHICKS ONLY
For those of you that would like the joy of seeing new life as it emerges, we can supply a few types of hatching
eggs. You can pick them up at the hatchery, or we can ship fresh eggs to you by mail, but they must be with an
order of chicks. While we will ensure that we ship eggs with a high fertility rate, due to the nature of hatching
eggs, we cannot be responsible for how they hatch.
CHICKEN EGGS: Broilers, Leghorn, Sex-Sal-Link Browns, Rhode Island Red
Red Rock Cross or Red Sussex Cross, $12.00/doz
TURKEY EGGS: White Turkeys $36.00/doz
Bronze Turkey or Heritage Breed Hatching Eggs are not available for purchase.

Photo by Francine Poitras
DUAL PURPOSE BROWN EGG LAYERS
RHODE ISLAND RED
(RIR): The Rhode Island Red bird is an excellent hardy all round bird;
producing rich dark brown eggs. Given the name of the state in which it was
first bred, these deep coloured birds have progressed from simply a market
bird to an important dual purpose bird with good egg production. The rooster
can be protective of the passive hens. Chicks are dark orange and sold
unsexed only.
Dual Purpose Birds
have a traditional meat
flavour and texture.
Butcher at 18-20 weeks for
best results
PURE BRED: RHODE ISLAND RED,
Price per breed unsexed only:
Each 25-49:$1.95 50-99:$1.80 100+:$1.70
RED ROCK CROSS
(RDRK): The traditional cross is a fine balance between egg and meat production.
Roosters resemble a Barred Rock in size by weighing in at 6.5lbs, while the trim
black hen with reddish chest weighs in at 5.5lbs.
Pullet chicks are solid black, while the rooster has a white spot on its head (same
appearance as a Barred Rock)
RED ROCK & RED SUSSEX CROSS
Price per breed:
Unsexed: Each 25-49:$1.95 50-99:$1.80 100+:$1.70
Pullets:Each 25-49:$2.58 50-99:$2.43 100+:$2.33
Cockerals:Each 25-49:$1.44 50-99:$1.29 100+:$1.19
The new family of dual purpose birds will lay noticeably more eggs
than previous generations
RED SUSSEX CROSS
(RSUX): This cross produces a predominantly white rooster, which is easier for
plucking. As with the Red Rock, there is an excellent balance between good meat,
decent eggs and are very easy to handle and raise a flock. Pullet chicks are red,
while the cockerels are yellow.
AVAILABILTY IS LIMITED
BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCK
(BARK): The Barred Plymouth Rock is one of the oldest pure breeds. They are reasonable
producers of medium size creamy brown eggs. The rooster, while they make for very good
eating, can be aggressive. A low ratio of rooster to hens is necessary for good fertility if
you are planning to breed. You don't want your hens “hiding” in their nests! These are
tasty, fat free birds. They are easy to raise and winter hardy. The chicks are all black
with a white spot on their heads and are sold unsexed only.
COLUMBIAN ROCK
(COCR): These remain the heaviest of our dual purpose birds. They are average layers of
medium sized beige eggs. They are a good choice for an all around bird with their sweet
happy go lucky personality. Very good meat birds, lean, tasty and hardy. Keep a few over
the winter for a fresh supply of eggs. The chicks are all yellow and sold unsexed only.
Price per breed unsexed only: Each 25-49:$1.95 50-99:$1.80 100+:$1.70
Photo by Lori Doumont
Photo by Heather VanHaren
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TUESDAYS HERITAGE CHICKENS TUESDAYS
These breeds have been selected for their uniformity, rate of lay, docile temperament and
utilization as a good lean meat alternative!
They are highly desirable for their longevity and hardiness. Given the chance, they will not
only all set, but will be with you for many years. We are unfortunately unable to sex these
birds so we cannot be responsible for the rooster to hen ratio. The more you order of a breed
the better the chance of balanced numbers-Most breeds hatch at 48% pullets.
Our vaccinated purebred parent stock produces excellent quality disease free chicks. Standard
Heritage breeds, Bantam Breeds and Pheasants are SOLD UNSEXED ONLY. You can be
sure that your chicks are strong and healthy - Our reputation depends on it.
How to Order
YOUR CHOICE:
You may order any of the standard breeds individually. They are priced per chick per breed
1-9: $12.00each 10-24: $6.25each 25-49: $5.50each 50+: $5.00each
OUR CHOICE: (PACKAGE) A combination of Heritage breeds available on a specific hatch date.
Price per chick per package. There are 3 different packages STANDARD or
ALL BREED(Standard + Bantam )
BANTAM or
Min 10-24: $5.25each 25-49: $4.75each 50 +: $4.50each
You may not combine heritage breeds /pheasants with any other birds in this flyer.
MINIMUM ORDER must be 25 chicks for shipping and pick up.
If you are ordering other breeds we will make every effort to ship them on consecutive days
Name: _________________________________________ Address:
Province Postal Code Phone No. ( )
BEST PRICE:PACKAGE of 25 for $118.75 plus shipping
Mareks Vaccine (M): Available for Standard heritage breeds only
Beak Trimming (BT): Available for Standard Heritage Breeds Only
Coccidiosis Vaccine (C):available for all heritage breeds
Min-$10 per Service Orders over 100-10c per chick per service
Shipping by Mail/agent Minimum $19 (19c per chick over 100)
Shipping by Air: Freight +$10
Quantitiy
unsexed only
Breed or Package Price per Chick
Minimum order 25
chicks or
30 Pheasants
Sold unsexed Only
Services
M/BT/C Shipping TOTAL
VISA/Mastercard: Expiry Date: Signature:
Breeding Stock is available at the end of the spring season; $13 per Hen;$15 per Rooster. You may book your
birds at anytime. Pick up will be in Westlock around the beginning of July. No Minimum order. 20% deposit
required at the time of booking.(non-refundable unless we do not have the birds to fill your order)

STANDARD HERITAGE BREEDS
We will do our best to give you a good selection of breeds in your packages, but we cannot guarantee that you
will get all the breeds or guarantee show quality!
Heritage breeds are hatched every Tuesday, from March through June, in our special heritage
breed facility. They may not be combined with another order. Minimum orders, for warmth, are 25 Chicks
or 30 Pheasants (selected dates), this includes pickups. We will strive to ship your regular breeds as close
to the same date as possible.
You may combine heritage breeds to total 25-eg 10 Ameraucanas(6.25each) with 15 Bantam Package (5.25each)
DANISH BROWN LEGHORN
( DBL).Nicknamed the ‘Roadrunner’ these birds are
busy creatures- not flighty-just hyper! This
wonderful little hen lays loads of large white eggs
while remaining pleasant & friendly. The calm
roosters are dramatically colored in comparison.
Great crowers.
BUFF ORPINGTON (BORP) It was the early
1800’s before the Buff Orpington was brought
here. They have broad, smooth fitting feathers on
their massive bodies. Excellent winter birds, good
layers & with beautiful pale meat make this a
top class dual purpose bird.
We recommend no more than
one rooster for 10 hens on the
Ameraucanas and Buff Orpingtons since
the roosters are more aggressive. This
will prevent the hens from hiding in the
nests.The Cochins, Brahmas & Danish
Brown Leghorn breeds are more suited
to one rooster for 8 hens.
AMERAUCANAS
(AMER)
This American version of
the Ameraucana has tail
feathers unlike their rumpless
ancestors. Not as big as
our other breeds, it is a fine
layer of quality large blue
green eggs. Their delightful
beards & multicolors have
kept it our most popular
heritage breed for many
years .
BUFF BRAHMA (BBRA) & DARK BRAHMA(DKRA)
STILL CANDY’S FAVORITE
Brahmas were originally imported from India to New
England, becoming a stately breed. Well known for their
gentle nature, hardiness, good size and generally an
excellent all around bird. They lay large rich brown eggs
and are hardy winter layers.
Photo by Bernice Sturm
STANDARD WHITE COCHIN
(WHCO)Originating from China they
appeal as a show bird rather than for
meat. Fine gentle temperaments,
excellent winter birds & decent layers of
large brown eggs. Their extensive feather
layering makes them appear round and
elegant. A real people pleaser!! A real
WOW bird!
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BANTAMS
By popular demand we have added a variety of bantam breeds to suit all tastes. Bantams lay in clutch
cycles which means supplies vary. As a result, we are offering these birds as a Bantam Package or
in an All breed Package only. In the packages, we will endeavour to give you as many of the breeds
as we can, but again we cannot promise all of them, since our flock sizes and hatchability vary between
the breeds. In order to be fair to all our customers ABSOLUTELY NO SPECIFIC BANTAM
BREED orders will be taken. What we can promise is that your chicks will be strong and healthy
(not guaranteed show quality) and we will be able to fill your order sooner than we have in the past!
WHITE SILKIES These unusual birds are
known for their black skin and hair-like
plumage. Having a fifth toe is also an unusual
trait.These birds date back to the days of Marco
Polo and have remained popular as an excellent
setter and for their friendly nature. The Whites
are the quietest of the silkies, along with the
blues.The reds and buffs are very aggressive,
hence our selection of colour.
95’DEGREES
ESSENTIAL
FOR THESE
BIRDS
SEE PG 4-5
All bantams are very sensitive
to temperature -especially for the first
2 weeks. Their tiny bodies cannot hold
the body heat like a broiler.TLC must
be provided and constant monitoring for
the first 48 hours. We recommend
Turkey starter for the first 8 weeks.
BB RED OLD ENGLISH
These popular birds are back.
These little birds may be small,
but they have giant size
personalities. They chatter
unlike any other breed and
carry on a conversation like we
should understand.The roosters
are very colorful while the hens
are soft browns.
PARTRIDGE & BLACK COCHIN These thickly
feathered birds were brought from Shanghai to
America and England in 1845 and became an
instant success. They make wonderful pets, setters
and are very hardy. Cochins remain popular for
their consistency in temperament and durability.
As with all heritage breeds, their longevity is
remarkable - well worth keeping around for many
years. The partridge color are a welcome addition
to our selection!
NO
SPECIFIC
BANTAM BREED.
YOU MAY ORDER A
BANTAM
PACKAGE or an
ALL BREED
PACKAGE
Hen!
BLACK TAILED BUFF JAPANESE
These charismatic little birds are finally back.
They are well known for their comical short
legs with dramatically elaborate main sickles.
These birds are tiny as hatchlings & therefore
require extra TLC.

SEVEN OAKS MANUFACTURING INCUBATORS SEVEN OAKS MANUFACTURING
HOVABATOR INCUBATORS
All of the Hovabator Incubators have Styrofoam construction, an easy to maintain plastic liner with water channels for
humidifying, and a turbofan that circulates air and eliminates any hot and cold spots.
HOVABATOR INCUBATOR Holding up to 60 chicken eggs or 40 turkey, 90 pheasant or
200 quail eggs. Includes a thermometer so that temperature can be adjusted. A great buy!
2390 $159.25
HOVABATOR PICTURE WINDOW INCUBATOR: Full window now available. Large triple
plated plastic window for easy classroom viewing. 1587 $171.10
THERMAL AIR INCUBATOR for eg snake eggs 1506 $109.50
HOVABATOR BOTTOM WITH LINER 1766 $30.20
PLASTIC LINER ONLY 1765 $15.05
ELECTRONIC THERMOSTAT HOVABATOR INCUBATOR
Simply plug it in, add water and eggs! It is pre-set for bird eggs, so there is no adjustment to make,
& you enjoy consistently great hatches. It comes with a plastic, easy to maintain liner. Turners are
available to hold 42 large chicken/duck eggs or 140 quail eggs.
This is a must for any bird enthusiast. 1588 $257.80
AUTOMATIC EGG TURNER FOR HOVABATOR INCUBATOR
For best results, eggs need to be turned at least 3-4 times per day. This automatic
turner holds 42 chicken, pheasant, or chukar or 21 turkey eggs with the universal
racks. The quail racks will hold 120 quail eggs.
Turner with Universal & Quail racks 1610 $82.65
Turner with Universal racks 1611 $69.55
Turner with 4 Goose racks 1614 $91.90
Universal racks only 1696 $18.60
Quail racks only 1686 $20.55
12 VOLT ADAPTOR FOR ELECTRONIC HOVABATOR: (1735) $46.80
E F
J C
D I G
REPLACEMENT PARTS FOR HOVABATOR
A. Thermostat Microswitch (HPA1) $14.25
B. Pilot Light (HPA2) $10.35
C. Thermostat Wafer for Incubator (HPA3) $ 14.70
D. Temperature Adjustment Screw (HPA4) $ 2.50
E. Heating Element (HPA5) $27.70
F. Turbo Fan - Complete (HPA6) $56.60
G. Hygrometer/Thermometer (HPA7) $ 33.25
H. EC500 Top Hatch Control not shown (BPA2) $101.10
I. Turner Motorwith cord (HPA8) $4 6.25
J. Plastic Thermometer for Hovabator (HPA9) $ 8.95
BROWER’S TOP HATCH INCUBATOR
This great little tabletop incubator is ideal for all sizes of bird eggs, because of its depth. The plastic
construction makes it easy to maintain. It is even dishwasher safe and has a great transparent lid for
continual viewing. There is continual air exchange and high-tech temperature control. The heat is
provided by a 60W bulb. The built in turner doesn’t have to be removed for hatching. With a capacity
of 48 chicken or 16 goose eggs, it is a very productive tool. (BIN1) $300.20
DIGITAL EGG SCALE
This wonderful little digital egg scale is
a must for the consciensious enthusiast.
Make sure your eggs meet the hatching
egg/commercial weights.
PB500 $67.95
MINI DOME INCUBATOR:
A handy little incubator for a
thrilling experience for kids. No
thermostat control. Must be kept
in a warm room with no drafts.
Capacity 2-4 eggs.
(MI01) $29.35
PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE, PRICES DO NOT INCLUDE GST AND SHIPPING.
ALL EQUIPMENT ORDERS WILL SHIPPED FROM SEVEN OAKS MANUFACTURING.
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SEVEN OAKS MANUFACTURING INCUBATORS SEVEN OAKS MANUFACTURING
For the serious enthusiast the Sportsman Incubators are the economical
answer. These large capacity incubators provide forced air circulation, dual
thermostats for backup, automatic turning every 2 hours, and an easy to read dial
thermometer/hygrometer.
THE SPORTSMAN INCUBATOR: This incubator has 3 egg "setting" trays
that turn and one "hatching" tray that does not. This permits a rotational
setting of 1 tray of chicken eggs per week while hatching one tray per week.
Each tray hold 400 quail, 135 chukar or pheasant , 70 large chicken or 47
goose eggs. With electronic control (SIN5) $1,118.00
Acrylic Door (not shown)(SAC1) $144.55
Automatic Humidity For Sportsman (SAC2) $81.50
REPLACEMENT PARTS FOR THE SPORTSMAN
A. Turner Motor (SPA1) $115.70
B. Thermostat Switch (complete with wafer)(SPA2) $36.05
C. Electronic Thermostat (SPA3) $ 151.80
D. Dial Thermometer/Hygrometer (SPA4) $47.00
E. Heating Element (complete) (SPA5) $3 4 . 7 0
F.Turner Timer & Switch (SPA6) $54.60
G. Pilot Light (SPA7) $10.35
H. Fan Motor (SPA8) $99.85
A B C M
J D E L
P
N F O K
*Spare parts Kit: Includes Thermostat switch (complete) and
Turner Timer & Switch Mechanism. (SP13) $63.40
SPORTSMAN PLASTIC EGG RACKS(SET OF 6 EACH)
Goose 162 egg capacity (SAC3) $79.35
Chicken 270 egg capacity (SAC4) $92.50
Quail 540 egg capacity (SAC5) $77.10
Pheasant 354 egg capacity (SAC6) $75.15
I. Wicks (set of 2 for dial hygrometer) (SPA9) $ 5.10
J Toggle Switch (SP10) $14.25
K. Fan Blade only (SP11) $ 17.40
L. Auto Turner Complete (SP12) $ 267.35
M. Power Failure Alarm (SP14) $93.50
N. Thermostat micro switch (HPA1) $14.25
O. Heating element alone (SP15) $11.50
P. Digital Hygrometer/thermometer (HP10) $30.30
THE SPORTSMAN HATCHER: For improved results and
better sanitation, hatcheries use a separate "setting" and
"hatching" system. The eggs are incubated for 18 days in an
incubator with turning trays, and then moved to a separate
hatching unit, where the trays do not turn, to complete the
hatching process. This allows the setters to be kept
relatively clean, while the hatchers can be cleaned after each
hatch. An added advantage is that eggs of different breeds
can be incubated and then hatched at the same time in the
hatcher. Up to 5 trays of eggs of the same kind can be
hatched together, or 3 setters can be operated with one
"hatcher" accepting eggs from each in turn.
With electronic control. (SIN6 ) $1035.95
RX2 INCUBATOR: This Cadillac of the table-top incubator offers accuracy and endurance. They
are built to last! This model features a solid state temperature control providing accuracy to
within 1/2ºF . You may purchase this unit with or without the state of the art turner. The well
designed, simple to adjust bottle stands easily on the side allowing for controlled humidity. Remove
the turner 3 days prior to hatching. RX2 INCUBATOR WITH MANUAL TURNER (RX2 ): $828.00
RX2 INCUBATOR WITH AUTO TURNER (RX2T): $999.00
TX6 INCUBATOR: This dome shaped, transparent incubator holds 18 regular size chicken eggs
for a wonderful school room experience. Easy to read thermometers are provided for both
temperature and humidity readings. All adjustments can be made without opening the incubator.
Available with or with out the automatic turner.
TX6 INCUBATOR (with Manual Turner): $418.00
TX6 INCUBATOR WITH AUTOMATIC TURNER: $637.00
PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE, PRICES DO NOT INCLUDE GST AND SHIPPING.
ALL EQUIPMENT ORDERS WILL SHIPPED FROM SEVEN OAKS MANUFACTURING.

BROODER THERMOMETER (Hanging)
is an essential part of your
temperature control. Wide red
indicator with suggested
temperature markings by week.
(BR01) $8.50
SEVEN OAKS MANU. BROODER SUPPLIES SEVEN OAKS MANU.
SINGLE LAMP BROODER:
(Bulb not included) This infra red electric
brooder will supply enough heat for 80 chicks or
50 poults. Has porcelain socket, safety cord, and
baked enamel reflector guard.
(BR05) $28.50
SINGLE LAMP BROODER:
with Hi/Lo/ Off Switch
MUST
HAVE!
PRESSURE REDUCER: This inline
water pressure reducer is
designed to provide high volume
of water at low adjustable
pressure. One reducer is good
for several waterers.
(WP01) $95.00
(BR06) $36.95
BROODER GUARD:
35’ x 18” Keeping young
chicks from straying far
from the brooder for 7-
10 days is important.
Brooder guard keeps
them safe, reduces
draughts & corner pileups.
(BR03) $11.60
GAS BROODER:
(Natural Gas or Propane)
Thermostatically controlled fuel
efficient gas brooder heats up to 1000
chicks. The pilot is draught resistant
and the gas valve has an automatic
safety shut-off. (BR04) $499.80
WATERERS
INFRA RED HEAT
BULB;
SPLATTER PROOF
2 pack : 250 watt-
110 volt Multi
purpose heat bulb
(BR08) $23.70
4 LAMP BROODERS:
Supplies enough heat for 325 chicks or
250 poults. Two stage thermostatic
control turns heat bulbs on/off in
stages to give even heat at chick level.
Has porcelain socket, cord plug and
reflector guard. Bulbs sold separately
Brower (BR07) $216.70 Kuhl (BR13) $148.40
CHICK AND QUAIL BROODER: An electric brooder for baby poultry or quail. Capacity 125
day-old chicks and up to 50 four-week olds. Quail capacity-100 to fourth week. Use in any building
where temperature does not fall below 60 0 F. Sliding poly mesh door panels on front and one side.
Includes 3 liter poly bottle drinker and 580 cubic inch poly capacity feeder. Both feeder and
drinker fill from outside. Drinker trough is self-cleaning. 1/2" PVC coated wire floor. Dropping
pan easily removed for cleaning. Thermostatic control, 250 watts. Overall size-31"W x 36"L x
14"H (interior height 9"). 110V ac only. 54 lbs. GQF Brooder (shown) (BR18) $369.40
Brower Brooder (not shown) (BR10) $491.80
ELECTRIC FOUNT BASE HEATER:
Set your waterer on this base to eliminate
frozen water problems. Thermostatically
controlled to keep your water at 50°F. This
low power heater is not recommended for
outside use in extreme cold.
(WP02) $85.50
FLOATING DE-CER:
Keeps waterers ice free
even in extreme cold.
Thermostatically controlled to cut out at 15’F
’
1500 W(WP03) $45.90
SUBMERSIBLE DE-ICER: Safe in plastic,
good for pails and founts.
Thermostatically
controlled .
250W (WP04) $68.05
500W (WP05) $69.70
PLASTIC CHICK WATERERS: These easy to clean, durable waterers are perfect for starting chicks. Use quail base for pheasants.
A. 1 L FOUNT (up to 15 chicks)
D. POP BOTTLE WATERER “Through the cage”
B. 4L/GAL FOUNT (Screw on - up to 50 chicks) watering uses a pop bottle. Includes spring to
C. 4L/GAL FOUNT (Wide Base - up to 60 chicks hold the bottle to the cage.
E
C
B
A
- Easy nesting storage)
A.
Complete (Reg Base) (WS01) $7.30
E. 2 GALLON FOUNT
B. C.
(WS05) $11.90 (WS09) $10.60
D.
(WS12) $5.20
Jar (WS02) $3.80 (WS06) $ 5.95 (WS10) $4.70
D
Base (WS03) $3.50 (WS07) $ 5.95 (WS11) $5.90
Quail Base (WS04) $3.50 (WS08) $8.20
PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE, PRICES DO NOT INCLUDE GST AND SHIPPING.
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LARGE CAPACITY PLASTIC WATERERS:
These large waterers have a handle on the top for easy carrying when filling. Use these
waterers for chicks through to mature birds. These are a durable and economical
Allow 24"
inches
substitute for the metal founts.
TIP-OVER
PAIL:
Easy to use
galvanized pail.
(WB11) $36.85
SOLD SEPERATELY
3.5 Gallon pail (up to 50 mature
birds(WB01) $ 8.50
5 Gallon pail (up to 75 mature birds
(WB02) $ 9.50
Pressure
valve
reducing
$37.50
3.5/5 Gallon Pails
of feeder
space
for every 25
chicks and one
gallon
fount for 50
chicks
Bases for above 4011 $ 22.20
WATERERS: These well constructed founts ensure a clean steady supply of water to your birds, while reducing the number
of refills. A built in handle makes carrying to fill up easy. Suitable for chicks as well as mature birds.
2 Gallon (Up to 20 mature birds) Galvanized (WB05) $30.70
3 Gallon (Up to 45 mature birds) Galvanized (WB06) $40.80
5 Gallon (Up to 75 mature birds) Galvanized (WB07) $48.50
8 Gallon (Up to 100 mature birds) Galvanized (WB08) $59.90
3 Gallon (Up to 45 mature birds) Plastic (WB13) $48.50
5 Gallon (Up to 100 mature birds) Plastic (WB14) $54.95
7 Gallon (Up to 100 mature birds) Plastic (WB10) $64.00
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B
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D
K
E
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A CFD.4107 Mechanism cap
B.CFD4108 ‘O’ring
C. CFD4109 Filter element
D. CFD4110 Mechanism pipe
E. CFD4110 Locknut
F. CFD4114 Springfor vlave
G .CFD4118 Valve Housing
H CFD.4101 Saddle connector
I . CFD4104 Barbed Union
J. CFD4105-2 Hose cord clip
TROUGH FEEDERS:
48" GALVANIZED FEEDER (not shown) (FE48) $ 26.85
36" DELUXE REEL FEEDER (FE04) $ 26.85
24" ANTI ROOST REEL (FE02) $ 8.75
24” SLIDE TOP GALVANIZED FEEDER (FE14) $ 10.60
20" FLIP TOP PLASTIC FEEDER (FE15) $ 7.70
12" SLIDE TOP FEEDER (FE03) $ 6.05
AUTOMATIC WATERING BOWLS: Work with high pressure or
gravity system. The bowl is durable hard plastic. The standard
brass valve makes the bowls interchangeable. Attach to a standard
1/2’ pipe. Parts are also available.
Choose from these 3 bowl sizes:
A. King Size Fount (1.5 Quart
Bowl)(WA01) $50.40
B. Poultry Fount(WA02) $41.50
C. Baby Chick Fount (Shallow Bowl)(WA03) $41.50
K CFD.4121 Bottle Hanger
L L.CFD4123 Complete Mechanism
AUTOMATIC HANGING WATERERS:
This low pressure automatic hanging waterer provides continuous fresh water for about 100 birds, and helps keep
the litter dry. Easily adjust the height as your birds grow. Several can be used in a house with a single low pressure
line , requiring only one pressure reducer, or this waterer can be hooked up to a gravity flow system without a
reducer. Auto Chick waterer 9” (WA05) $12.90
NEW WATERERS: Chicken (as shown) (WA09) $69.75 Turkey(not shown) (WA29) $90.85
All the parts are available -have your letter reference ready when you order provided on the picture
FEEDERS
A. CHICK FEEDER TRAY:
The ideal way to start day old chicks;
use for up to 7 days. (FE05) $4.40
B. GALVANIZED FEED SCOOP:
Durable large capacity scoop. (FE06) $16.00
C. PLASTIC FEED SCOOP:
Economical 4 litre capacity. (FE07) $6.30
D. ROUND GALVANIZED CHICK FEEDER:
(FE08) $5.45
HANGING FEEDERS: These feeders are designed for easy feed flow while eliminating feed
wastage by the birds. Three adjustable feed depths allow for the depth of the feed to be
decreased as the chicks get older. The 16lb. feed tube is good for 30-40 birds. The 30lb.
feed tube is good for 40-60 birds.
16lb Feed Tube and Pan (FE13) $ 19.95
30lb Feed Tube and Pan (FE09) $ 29.30
Plastic Cover (shown to left) (FE10) $ 9.85
30lb Galvanized feeder (FE30) $31.50
50lb Galvanized feeder (FE50) $38.10
PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE, PRICES DO NOT INCLUDE GST AND SHIPPING.
ALL EQUIPMENT ORDERS WILL SHIPPED FROM SEVEN OAKS MANUFACTURING.

SEVEN OAKS MANU EGG LAYING SUPPLIES SEVEN OAKS MANU
KLEEN EGG TURBO AIR-WASH: The
solution to cleaning large quantities of eggs.
Just add egg detergent to the water and
attach to your air compressor. The heating
element heats the water. Gather the eggs
into the basket and place it directly into the
washer. The air keeps the water in motion
and leaves you with clean eggs in 3-5
minutes. Complete with one egg basket.
(EG07) $499.00
ADDITIONAL BASKETS (EG08) $ 23.80
EGG CANDLERS: An egg
candler is indispensable for
detecting blood spots,
freshness (by the size of
the air cell), and the
presence of an embryo in
hatching eggs during
incubation. Brown eggs do
not candle well.
EGG SANDER: Padded
holder is gentle on eggs.
(EG09) $7.60
EGG BRUSH REFILLS:
(EG10) $2.85
EGG WASH DETERGENT:
Specially formulated to clean and
sanitize with fast drying action in
the turbo egg washer. A heaping
tablespoon will clean up to 3 full
baskets. Non-Foaming
500g (EG01) $7.20
5kg (EG02) $30.10
10kg (EG03) $56.90 ONE DOZEN EGG CARTONS
(200/bndl) FOAM (EG12) $61.40
(200/bndl) PULP (EG20)$64.60
30 EGG FIBER EGG FLATS
(140/bndl) (EG13) $ 20.25
10 HOLE ROLL-A-WAY:
Good for up to 50 hens
(EG15) ............... $270.80
EGG CANDLER: This
candler takes a regular
bulb . It is best for
detecting blood spots
prior to incubating eggs.
(EG04)................ $48.80
ROLL-A-WAY NEST: The eggs just roll beneath a covered part of the sturdy wire baskets
keeping your eggs clean and safe! No straw or shavings required after training period! The
roost bar can be raised at night to close the nest to keep it clean. The nest holes are
designed for leghorns as well as larger breeds. Allow one nest hole for each 5 hens. We do
not recommend roll-a-way nests to be used in combination with conventional nest boxes in
one coop. Some assembly is required. Sold unpainted.
WOOD 4 HOLE ROLL-A-WAY
For up to 20 hens (EG16) $135.50
METAL 4 HOLE ROLL-A-WAY
(EG21) $148.10
6 HOLE PLASTIC NEST:
Introducing a hygienic nest option.
The lids, front and back partitions and
perches are plastic and therefore
greatly reduce the risk of bugs and
make the entire nest very easy to
keep clean, highly durable and well
ventilated. It is 36” wide and has
galvanized sides & brackets.
(EG18)...... .................................. $295.80
NEST EGGS: Nest eggs help to entice the
birds to lay where you want them to and help
eliminate floor laying. The plastic nest eggs
are easy to clean. Sold by the dozen.
PLASTIC NEST EGGS (EG05) $10.20
COOL LIGHT EGG
CANDLER: Small and
light weight with a 5 foot
cord allowing you to
candle incubating eggs
with out risking breakage
(9046).................. $23.10
PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE, PRICES DO NOT INCLUDE GST AND SHIPPING.
ALL EQUIPMENT ORDERS WILL SHIPPED FROM SEVEN OAKS MANUFACTURING.
15 DOZEN EGG
BOXES
(EG14).... $2.20 each
EGG SCALE: This easy to use
scale lets you grade eggs by
weight. Adjustable screw stop
allows grading out one size at a
time................................... $43.80
10 HOLE METAL NEST:
This easy to
assemble straight
forward metal nest is
both economical and
durable. All exposed
edges are folded to
prevent injury. There are ventilation
holes in the partitions, and double bolted
perches are hinged for closing. Standard hangers.
(EG19)......... $282.90
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SEVEN OAKS MANUFACTURING MISCELLANEOUS SEVEN OAKS MANUFACTURING
Use Vaseline!
We
cannot ship
NEO-CHLOR: This antibiotic anti-biotics, only
is used to treat poultry for
various bacterial infections and is
vitamins.
often used as an initial treatment for
apparent sickness that is difficult to
pinpoint. (MI08)
POLYTONINE A COMPLEX:
We suggest using this multi-vitamin for
the starting of layer chicks (for 7 days)
STOP-PICK: While this will discourage
birds from picking the treated bird, it
should not be spread on an open wound
since it contains cayenne pepper!
A. Stop Pick Liquid 200g(MI55) $14.40
and for older birds (2 days/week) as a B. Stop Pick Paste 100g (MI12) $8.90
way to ensure a balanced vitamin intake. C. Stop Pick Liquid 115g(MI11) $10.60
(MI09) $6.45
POLYTONINE A SUPER BOOSTER:
This multi-vitamin also contains
antibiotics and is used as a treatment
for bacterial infection. We recommend
using this product to start broilers,
turkeys and game birds for 7-10 days.
(MI10)
STRESS AID (not shown) 100g
(MI13) $8.40
PIPERAZINE (not shown) 400g (MI14)
VIRKON: The ultimate virucidal
disinfectant. Even used in hospitals. The 50
gram pouches make a 5 litre solution for final
disinfection after cleaning; Perfect for small
facilities - This non-irritating disinfectant
can be used around humans and animals.
(MI16) $6.30
VIROCID: Highly concentrated broad
spectrum disinfectant
1 litre (MI42) $33.50
FLY RELIEF DISPOSABLE BAG:
Attract and kill flies safely. Special attractants work
wonders without the use of insecticides making this
product an environmentally safe control. This 1 gallon trap
comes with a 4oz bottle of attractant. Good for 4 uses.
Fly Relief Disposable bag (MI52) $12.90
NOTrecommended
for open wounds!
REDUCE RISK OF DISEASE TRANSMISSION WITH FLIGHT NETTING!
NETTING
Keeps unwanted wild birds and predators from contact with your flock.
Available in various sizes. Call us for more information .
FOGMASTER JR:
This terrific machine is ideal for sanitizing, deodorizing, humidifying,
disinfecting and local pest control. Made of corrosion resistant materials, it
has a one quart capacity. All leading fogging chemicals are distributed
affectively by mist through one of these gems!
(MI53) $169.20
MOUSE/RAT BAIT:
The perfect weather proof bait for mice and rats.
Each box makes 8 baits -454g $13.60 (MI44)
Small Packet 43g Rat/Mouse Pellets (keep away from pets)
. $ 1.80 (MI41)
REPEATER MOUSE TRAP No bait mouse trap is easy to use.
$12.20(MI54) (not as shown)
DUSTING POWER: Dust
the livestock litter and
equipment to eliminate most
mites, lice, fleas, ticks, and
horn flies on or around
poultry, cattle, sheep, hogs,
and horses. (MI15) $14.80
DISPOSABLE COVERALLS:
It is critical to have good bio-security
even with a small flock!
Disposable Coveralls (MI18) $5.90
Disposable Boot Covers
(MI43) $2.20
USED
FOR A.I.
CLEAN-UP
IN BC!!
TURKEY SADDLE:This handy hen
saddle is a must to protect your hen
and give leverage to your Tom.
$12.00
PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE, PRICES DO NOT INCLUDE GST AND SHIPPING.
ALL EQUIPMENT ORDERS WILL SHIPPED FROM SEVEN OAKS MANUFACTURING.
HI-LOW
THERMOMETERS
ARE YOUR PATH
TO
MONITORING
TEMPERATURE
AT ALL HOURS

SEVEN OAKS MANUFACTURING MISCELLANEOUS SEVEN OAKS MANUFACTURING
PHEASANT ANTI-PICK DEVICES:
A. Beak Guards (MI02) $7.75
(25/pkg) (not exactly as shown)
B. Peepers (MI03) $6.50
(Plastic-25/pkg) (not exactly as shown)
C. Pheasant Hoods (MI04) $17.75
(25/pkg)
D. Pheasant Nose Clips (MI05) $2.50
(25/pkg)
E. Pliers (MI06) $17.00
PLUCKING FINGERS:
3" OR 5"(EACH) Medium..(MI32/34) $1.60
CHICKS
QUAILS
PIGEONS
ELECTRIC BEAK
TRIMMER:
Eliminate damage due to
picking cannibalism by trimming
the beaks of your birds. Trims
and cauterizes in one motion to
stop bleeding and infection.
Comes ready to plug in and use.
(MI07) $598.00
LEGBANDS(Bags of 50) & BANDETTES (BOXES OF 25)
BANTAMS
GUINEAS
LEGHORNS
PHEASANTS
HEAVY
BREED
CHICKENS DUCKS
GEESE
TURKEY
HENS
KILLING CONES:
POULTRY PLUCKER: Feather picking is a snap with this plucker. This
Helps avoid bruising the
easy to use plucker can pluck a chicken in about 30 seconds! The bird
birds. No mess.
is gently introduced to the rotating fingers and turned slowly as the
CHICKEN SIZE
(MI26) $20.20
TURKEY SIZE
(MI27) $22.00
CHICKEN LEG CATCHER (not shown)(MI28) $8.85
feathers fly off! Available assembled ready to use or assembled
without a motor. Some assembly is required and units are not painted.
To save freight we suggest the unassembled complete unit (with
plywood). You simply assemble the unit. Instructions are included.
Unassembled complete
1/3 H/P motor with cord $141.70
less motor (MI36) $304.15
KILLING KNIFE (not shown) (MI29) $35.30 Unassembled complete
with motor (MI37) $427.35
PLUCKER KIT: This kit has all the hardware you need; just
Assembled with motor
add a cabinet and a motor. Includes 7" diameter steel drum,
(MI38) $503.85
28 plucker fingers , shaft and bearings, 2 pulleys,
Assembled without motor
V-belt and construction drawing. (MI30) $246.80
(MI39) $380.65
PLUCKER KIT WITH MOTOR (MI31) $370.00 QUICK PLUCK: Specially formulated to
ease feather picking. Will do up to
200 birds. (MI40) $6.20
PLASTIC CHICKEN COOP: These
durable plastic coops are perfect for
transporting your poultry. A center spring
loaded latch door allows easy placement
and removal of birds. These well
ventilated coops are easy to clean and
stackable. They will carry 20 leghorns, 15
dual purpose or broilers, or 10 roasters.
35" x 23" x 10" high.
USED ONCE (MI22) $82.25
PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE, PRICES DO NOT INCLUDE GST AND SHIPPING.
ALL EQUIPMENT ORDERS WILL SHIPPED FROM SEVEN OAKS MANUFACTURING.
LARGE
GEESE
TURKEY
TOMS
SIZE 5/16" 7/16" 9/16" 11/16" 3/4" 7/8" 1"
LEGBANDS (LL) $7.00 $7.00 $7.00 $7.00 $7.50 $8.00 $13.00
BANDETTES (LB) N/A $14.75 $19.25 $20.50 $21.25 $25.00 N/A
POULTRY PROCESSING
When
buying started birds
from us you may
borrow these crates. A
deposit of $80 per
crate is required.
These are a WOW!!
FEATHERMAN
Scalder PRO-SHolds its temp. for pin feather
free birds.................. $2146.30
Plucker PRO-P Holds 4-5 birds Has them pin
feather free in seconds... . $1,501.00
Turkkey Plucker............ $2,152.00
$50 DISCOUNT ON COMBO SCALDER/PLUCKER
CAUTION --POOR INSTRUCTIONS
HARD TO ASSEMBLE
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Seven Oaks Man. REFERENCE MATERIAL Seven Oaks Man.
STOREYS BOOKS
Guide toRaising:
Dairy Goats
Ducks
Horses
Pigs
Poultry
Rabbits
Sheep
Turkeys
Priced at $25.95 Each
American Standard of Perfection
(hardcover) $112.60
Mini Books Each not Shown)
Eggs & Chickens $4.95
Raising Ducks& Geese $5.50
Building Chicken Coops $4.95
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
TO HELP YOU ORDER
To place your order ask yourself the following
questions:
Where is my nearest agent?
If you are ordering from an agent please place your
order directly with them.(See back of catalogue)
They may have different payment requirements.
What if there is no agent in my area?
We are happy to take your orders directly.
Most locations in Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba
and British Columbia are reachable by mail. We also
ship by air.
How far in advance must I order?
This varies. We recommend you allow 5 weeks to
ensure your full selection of birds may be shipped at
one time.
How will my chicks survive?
We package your chicks within a few hours of
hatching, and according to the weather conditions.
Chicks absorb enough yolk to last up to 72 hours
without feed and water. For shipments over 24 hours
we also package them with electrolyte gel to maintain
hydration during transportation.
WE GUARANTEE 100% LIVE ARRIVAL
Will I get my chicks when I want them?
We do our very best to supply you the closest date
available to what you request. We hatch regular
breeds 3 times a weeks and Heritage breeds once a
week.
Guide to Better Hatching
$15.95
Keep Chickens (children)$19.95
Exhibitng Poultry for Pleasure
$19.45
Pocketful of Poultry $14.95
Your Calf
Your Chickens
Your Pony, your Horse
Your Rabbit
Highly recommended for the young
enthusiast!! each $17.95
The Chicken Health Book
$26.95
Chicken Coops $24.95
Barnyard in My Backyard
$31.50
How to build Books
Whizbang Chicken Scalder.
$25.00
Mechanical chicken plucker
$25.00
How can I pay for my chicks?
We accept Visa and Mastercard, cheques, money
orders and cash.
If you are paying by credit card we will process it at
the time the order is placed.
Full payment is required no later than 7 business
days prior to your shipment, including pick-ups at
Westlock.
Can I buy started birds?
Chicks cannot be shipped after they have been
introduced to feed and water. We will brood up to 10
days in our brooder room for pick up in Westlock
only. We can not brood Heritage breeds or Pheasants.
Consult your local agent to see if brooding is available
at their location.
Can my equipment be shipped with my chicks?
We are only able to ship thermometers, legbands, and
vitamins with your chick order. If you order these
items with your chicks, please look for them in the box
with the chicks. The items may not be noticeable.
PLACE YOUR EQUIPMENT ORDERS
DIRECTLY WITH SEVEN OAKS
MANUFACTURING
CALL TOLL FREE 1-800-661-6991
OR FAX 780-349-6691
Remember when preparing any meat or eggs-1)cook fully and
2)use different utensils and cutting board for vegetables. Always wash your hands after handling any raw meat
Be safe - eat well- live well!

2012 Price List and Order Form
Name: Ship to Destination/Agent: _________________________
Address: Town: Province: Postal Code:_________
Phone No: ( ) Alternative Phone No.: ( )
Date Chicks Wanted: (we will book for the closest date available)
VISA/Mastercard: ____________________ Expiry Date: Signature:
X X X
Regular Breeds Per chick 1-24 25-49 50-99 100+ MAR COC BT Quantity Cost
unsexed $ 2.27 $ 1.97 $ 1.82 $1.72
Broilers / Cornish Rock Giants pullets $ 2.47 $ 2.17 $ 2.02 $1.92
cockerals $ 2.47 $ 2.17 $ 2.02 $1.92
Cornish Game Hens pullets $ 2.47 $ 2.17 $ 2.02 $1.92
unsexed $ 1.92 $ 1.62 $ 1.47 $1.37
Leghorn
pullets $ 2.78 $ 2.48 $ 2.33 $2.23
cockerals $ 1.17 $ 0.87 $ 0.72 $0.62
unsexed $ 2.25 $ 1.95 $ 1.80 $1.70
ISA Brown (Sex-Sal-Link Brown) pullets $ 2.88 $ 2.58 $ 2.43 $2.33
cockerals $ 1.74 $ 1.44 $ 1.29 $1.19
Red Rock Cross and Red Sussex
Cross
unsexed
pullets
cockerals
$ 2.25
$ 2.88
$ 1.74
$ 1.95
$ 2.58
$ 1.44
$ 1.80
$ 2.43
$1.29
$1.70
$2.33
$1.19
Rhode Island Red
Barred Plymouth & Columbian
unsexed $ 2.25 $ 1.95 $ 1.80 $1.70
Rocks (Avail. in Aug only) unsexed $ 2.25 $ 1.95 $ 1.80 $1.70
Turkeys Min 10 10-24 25-49 50-99 100+ MAR COC BT Quantity Cost
White Nicholas Turkeys unsexed $ 5.22 $ 4.82 $ 4.57 $ 4.37 N/A
Orlopp Bronze Turkeys unsexed $ 7.35 $ 6.95 $ 6.70 $6.50 N/A
Services Minimum Charge Cost/chick
Cost
Mareks Vaccination
$10.00
$0.10
Coccidiosis Vaccination
$10.00
$0.10
Beak Trimming
$10.00
$0.10
Shipping: (see requirements below) $19.00
$0.19
Half Price Brooder Thermometer Available with chick purchase for $4.25 (Limit 1 per order)
GST/HST 5% on Services, Shipping and Equipment
Minimum requirements for shipping: 25 chicks/poults
Shipping will be via Mail, courier or Air. Air freight will be billed based on actual cost plus $10.00.
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