We are located in beautiful Camp, Arkansas.
Our little farm is named Mahaniam (it means two camps).
We are homesteaders
(some what self sufficient self maintaining family farm).
So the money we
earn
here goes to preserve our little farm and our way of life for ourselves and our
children.
We have four children, 30 plus Chickens, Duck, Geese, Quail, Doves, Pigeons,
Dairy Goats, Jacob Sheep, a Pot Belly Pig, 3Dogs,
a herd of cats
and a bunch of wild life that comes in for free food.
That said if you are in
the same boat let me know and I will put some extra goodies in the box…if you
are a teacher this also applies.
Your personal hatch rate will depend on many
different things, such as temperature, turnings, humidity and such.
Because of
this no one can guarantee a real hatch rate;
however any egg or eggs that do not
hatch for you I will replace free of charge you just pay shipping on the little
loves...
Our chickens (male and female) roam free
during the day at night we put them up to bed with all the love any parent
would.
We say a blessing over them to G-d for the joy they have brought to our
lives as well as eggs and meat. They are spoiled well fed and overly loved.
In
our current flock all of our birds are healthy and happy and they are great
layers. Thus the reason for us selling some off.
We have a full incubator; all
of our little darlings look great as we have been candling them every few days.
If you raise chickens, ducks, geese, turkeys,
emu or any other sort of birds and you want to swap eggs with me,
just email me at raziel133@yahoo.com
and place eggs in the into the subject
box....
Please feel free to send all your questions to
this email as well....
Only the Freshest eggs will be shipped, I
collect them three times daily (most of the time more).
Each Egg will be Bubble
wrapped and carefully boxed for safe arrival to you!
Again should the eggs or
any egg not hatch just drop me a note and I will reship your eggs,
one time for the cost of
1 dollar plus shipping. Shipping is done though the U.S. Postal
Service Priority Mail.
If you want them sent over night it
is a bit more costly but I would be happy to find out the amount for you upon
request.
I can not ship these little loves outside of the US, sorry.
One more
thing we except all donations to our farm, equipment, feed, livestock, seed…if
you have it, most likely we need it…
Be Blessed Mahanaim Farm and Ranch
Just the blues eggs....Americana's and nothing
but....Blue and Green eggs....
We have many different and wonderful birds in our little flock. 3
white Americana they are little charmers, sweet, bright white and lay an
almost sky blue egg. They are big eggs, blue inside and out. Non our
our girls this year are rumpless, they have their 13th vertebra), their moms and
dads in many cases were the rumpless.
Our Golden Americana or Aracauna are also sweet well mannered birds,
beautiful gold and brown feathers They lay bright blue eggs. These as all my
Americanas has blue feet or green and in some cases willow colored feet and
puffy checks…and yes and all their vertebra.
They are just darling…go ahead ask for close yup photos. Heck
ask for other photos even...lol
Our blue/gray Americanas are an odd ball color that we are very proud
of and hope to breed many more . They tend to lay the more olive green
color eggs. We also have a few black and gold Aracauna or Americanas
and a few reds that we added threw a trade last season they lay various shades
of blue/green eggs.
Our birds are highly sought after and have been winners at many
County Fairs and 4-H events.
These have been bred to eat up all the little pests you might have
laying around..i.e.Ticks, scorpions, snakes and almost any bug or small critter
that they may come across (including mice...Yuck! Saw them do it myself). Their
(the eggs) moms and dads keep this six plus acres squeaky clean...
Americana Eggs are $18.95 a dozen and
include priority shipping.
If you need less eggs or a lot more like 6 dozen, just email me.
You can pay using Pay Pal or by Postal Money
Order.
If you are looking for Easter eggers look
below for our very own creation Americanans.
Americanas Mahanaim style....
These Aracauna/Americana/Araucanas/
Ameraucanas also known as the Easter egg chickens as they lay colored eggs. If
you are looking to buy these eggs you are looking to get a nice mix of lovely
birds as described below. Mine
lay many lovely large blue eggs inside and out. Some are laying pink, two for
sure are laying a pale yellow, I have a few that lay green and a scant few
that lay spotted eggs. The spotted eggs are blue with a sort of odd reddish
brown colored spots. They are crossed with pheasants, thus the
spots.
All of the birds in the
photo are ours, yup! We are proud parents and have many more photo’s and
will email as many to you, as you like.
We have many different and wonderful
birds in our little flock. 3 white Americana or Aracauna if you like, They are
little charmers, sweet, bright white and they lay most of our blue eggs. They are huge eggs, blue inside and
out. None
our our girls this year are rumpless, they have their 13th vertebra), their moms
and dads in many cases were the rumpless.
Our Golden Americana or Aracauna are also sweet well
mannered birds, beautiful gold and brown feathers They lay bright blue eggs.
These as all my Americanas has blue feet or green and in some cases willow
colored feet and puffy checks…and yes and all
their vertebra.
They are just darling…go ahead ask for close yup photos.
Our
blue/gray Americana or Aracauna is an odd ball color that we are very proud of
and hope to breed many more like her. We also have a few black and gold Aracauna
or Americanas and a few reds that we added threw a trade last season.
Along with the Americans listed above, this
year you will also get some of our new
Americans. You will get our
new Americana Turkens, our Crested Americans and our Pheasant Cross Americans along
with some other really neat colors that you don't normally see Americana's in .
That's a mix than anyone would be proud of.
Our birds are highly sought after and have
been winners at many County Fairs and 4-H events.
These all lay blue,
green, pink and yellow tint (when available). Again you will get a mix of
eggs, please do not email me and say, I only want blue or green or pink or
yellow. Just because one bird lays a blue egg does not mean it's baby's
will. I have had a pink egg layer hatch chicks and those chicks at maturity
lay green eggs. It's a strange think but also very cool.
These have been bred to eat up all the little
pests you might have laying around..i.e.Ticks, scorpions, snakes and almost any
bug or small critter that they may come across (including mice...Yuck! Saw them
do it myself). Their (the eggs) moms and dads keep this six plus acres squeaky
clean...
Note our wonderful eggs in the basket, from one mornings
gather.
Please take a moment and note all the brilliant colors.
The brown eggs at the
bottom are for contrast only.
Americana Eggs are $18.95 a dozen and
include priority shipping.
If you need less eggs or a lot more like 6 dozen, just email me.
You can pay using Pay Pal or by Postal Money
Order.
Muscovys are the only domestic ducks that are not derived from Mallard stock.
They are a South American species. Males are huge, weighing up to twelve pounds,
with the females grow to be about seven Their feet have strong sharp
claws and are built to grasp, so that they can perch on branches, this makes
them sort of hard to deal with sometimes. Muscovys will often fly up and
roost.
Price per dozen is $24.00 and includes
shipping.
Pre orders are now being excepted, eggs
will be shipped on a first come first served basis and only when weather permits.
Now taking reserve orders.
You can pay using Pay Pal or by Postal Money
Order. We also except trades...
The
Khaki Campbell was introduced in Great Britain by Mrs. Campbell of Uley at the
turn of this century. The origins are from the wild mallard; the fawn and white
Runner and the Rouen. She only produced a simple breed standard initially
because the main purpose was to retain the egg laying properties. Ours
lay over 300+eggs per year all year round.
Price per dozen is $24.00 and includes
shipping.
Now taking reserve orders.
You can pay using Pay Pal or by Postal Money
Order. We also except trades...
The Mallard duck is the ancestor of almost all
domestic breeds of ducks and clearly that of the Rouen. Though marked with the
same color pattern as Mallards, with drakes having green heads, white collars,
claret breast and a blue patch on the wing, Rouens are even brighter in color
and larger in size than Mallards. The Rouen was developed in France and was
admitted to the American Standard in 1874. It is still considered the
superior meat bird in Europe, where much more duck is consumed than in America.
In the U.S., Rouens are raised primarily for the restaurant market. These ducks
are excellent foragers, calm in disposition and unlikely to fly. Drakes mature
at about 8 pounds and ducks at about 7 pounds. Laying rate varies; some strains
average 100 eggs per year and other over 150.
Status: Watch. The Rouen is one of the more
common non-commercial ducks in the U.S. Its market seems to be growing since it
produced leaner meat than the Pekin,
the standard commercial duck in the U.S. Exhibition Rouens do not have the
production qualities that production types do.
Cayuga Ducks
This is one of the breeds of
duck developed in North America their origin is lake Cayuga, in New York State.
It is thought to have been breed from the large black ducks that have
been coming to the lake since the 1850's. It
is a hardy and quiet breed. These ducks are best known for their plumage, which
is a brilliant greenish-black. They are quite amazing to see in the sunlight.
Early in the season, Cayuga
eggs are usually black or dark gray, fading to light gray or blue over the
laying season.
