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Unlike the hatcheries, I post real pics of my birds so you can see what you are getting.  And I'm a friendly, honest breeder, from whom you can get lots of information. 
 
Order fertile eggs from me in the mail and have beautiful birds for your homeplace!  Don't buy from the hatcheries.  Their main goal is bringing in dollars without good breeding.

I preserve Light Brown Leghorns, Rhode Island Reds, and Exchequer Leghorns, not to make a profit but because I love them.  And I want them to continue on for as long as the earth, even though good quality chickens become harder to find as people's lifestyles become less connected to agriculture.  My goal is to find others who are responsible and dedicated to the preservation of at least one of these breeds.
 
I'm Roger Ringer, and I live in northeast Arkansas, U.S.A.  I will sell fertile eggs to people who want the same look in their chickens as what you see on this web page.  All the chickens you see on this site were raised by me.  I have a closed flock and incubate my own eggs or use a broody hen.  I've bought many chicks in my breeds by mail from four hatcheries, and the quality of the birds keeps getting worse from a few of those businesses.  Buy from me because I select the proper birds for mating and get better looking results as a whole than the hatcheries do.

Explore the site, and view photos of my flock.  I will strive to get even better photos to show off the birds.  For now, the pictures you see were taken starting December 24, 2007.  I bought my first Light Brown Leghorns in 2003 from Gary McKinney (Missouri), who closed his hatchery businees in 2005. I started keeping Exchequers and Rhode Island Reds in 2005.  
 

My endangered Exchequer Leghorns picking the ground.

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December 2007 pic

Ask any questions about my birds or any special advice you need on chickens. 

Email me at:

R. Ringer  * address * town * Arkansas * zip code