TIM AND JILL WOULD LIKE TO WISH OUR VISITORS, CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS HEALTH AND HAPPINESS FOR 2008
AND THANK YOU FOR YOUR CUSTOM, YOUR INTEREST AND YOUR KIND WORDS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR.
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Kintaline Farm
Poultry and Waterfowl Centre
Benderloch by OBAN ARGYLL SCOTLAND
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Our Breeds of DUCKS
It is our aim to find and breed utility stocks of ducks where we can find good foundation birds. Many breeds have been bred more for their looks in recent years and we will be interested to hear from breeders with good utility lines for sale.
We don't have a large number of birds of each breed yet so please book early TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT

Please note we DO NOT export eggs, birds or housing.

Please bear in mind that all birds have to be collected from the farm - as far as I am aware there are no specialist carriers who work this far north. However for most breeds we will have a small number of hatching eggs available which can be sent out by carrier - please get in touch for more details
We are still looking to add more birds to our foundation stocks and we would be very interested to hear from anyone who has hatching eggs available from proven good breed stocks of all breeds to expand our numbers.
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Abacot Ranger Taking bookings for birds hatched this spring 2003 - some eggs available
Appleyard
large & miniature		 The Silver Appleyard come in two sizes.
Most stock is now kept for their looks.
Taking bookings for birds hatched this spring - no eggs available
Aylesbury Our Aylesburys are Utility stock : mainly bred for meat ( and boy do they grow in the first few months )
but should lay around 150 eggs a year
Blue Swedish Slate grey with white bibs the Blue Swedish are very beautiful and charming ducks
Taking expressions of interest for 2007
Call Cute, noisy and totally endearing - thats the Call duck; all sorts of colours;
Taking expressions of interest for 2007
Campbell The Campbell comes in 3 colours -white, dark and khaki
We have the khaki and the white at present and are Taking expressions of interest for 2007
Cayuga The Cayuga is famed for its beetle green black feathering
Taking expressions of interest for 2007
Indian Runner The hock bottle shape marks these ducks out - entirely comical; Bred now for looks but the original stock were great layers and used in much of the creation of todays egg breeds.
Taking expressions of interest for 2007
Magpie In several colours, the magpie is a large duck and a good layer.
We hope to have youngstock in SUMMER 2002
Muscovy The Muscovy is a different tyoe of duck altogether - from South America - they are big meaty birds and often good flyers.
In our experience they make great mothers.
We hope to have youngstock in SUMMER 2002
Orpington The buff is a beautiful birds and good stock lines can lay up to 300 eggs a year.
We hope to have youngstock for sale in SUMMER 2002
Overberg We hope to have youngstock for sale in SUMMER 2002
Pekin

The Pekin is the favoured meat bird in the United States.
At present we don't have any breeding stock.

Rouen The Rouen was bred originally for meat; now mostly for their looks. A large ponderous laid back bird with Mallard markings.
We hope to have youngstock for sale in SUMMER 2002
Rouen Clair
Saxony We have some lovely young birds so we hope to have youngstock for sale in SUMMER 2002 but would still be would be interested to hear from anyone with good proven stock or hatching eggs.
Welsh Harlequin The Welsh Harlequin is a pretty little duck with good egg laying numbers. It is difficult to find really good old utility stock these days but I will be doing my best. Some of our birds are crested.
We hope to have youngstock for sale in SUMMER 2002
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Some of our ducks are housed in Westford poultry houses :- to see more information please click on the picture
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If you prefer chickens - try our Poultry Scotland site where you can find out about all the breeds of chickens we have here as well.

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