Browsing Waterfowl
African (1) , Australian Settler (formerly Pilgrim) (7) , Embden (2) , Roman (1) , Sebastopol (1)
PO Box 44
Point Lonsdale 3225
Point Lonsdale, Victoria 3225
Australia
Madwoman who likes everything that clucks and quacks.
We breed and raise free range Pilgrim Geese and Australorp chooks. Our Australorps come in black, blue and splash. Adults and babies sometimes
Macedon Ranges, Victoria 3442
Standard Dorking
Cayuga Ducks - seperate victorian bloodlines.
Box 228
Stawell, Vic 3380
Australia
Breeders of Quality Exhibition Waterfowl.
Specialising in Indian Runners (White), Pekin's, Rouen's & Bantam Silver Appleyard
2868 Borden Bremer Bay road
Borden, WA 6338
Australia
Here we raise and breed healthy free range Pilgrim geese and Australorp chooks. Adults and babies occasionally for sale.
http://ruahillspoultry.
58a rellum road
elizabeth 5086
adult breeding pairs golden pheasants $200
Park Ridge Qld
Park Ridge, Queensland 4125
Australia
Queensland Pit Game Fowl Club Inc
Walloon Qld
Walloon, Queensland 4306
Australia
Rhode Island Club of Australia - Qld Branch
Bundaberg Qld
Bundaberg, Queensland 4670
Australia
Rockhampton Poultry Fanciers Club Inc
Fullarton SA
Fullarton, South Australia 5063
Australia
Gawler & Districts Poultry Fanciers Association
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10-25-2023173 Whitmore Road
Maraylya, NSW 2765
Australia
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Goulburn, NSW 2580
Australia
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Longford,, Tasmania 7301
Australia
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Inverleigh (Geelong region), VIC 3321
Australia
Mannagum Poultry breed double laced barnevelder,
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Gordon, Victoria 3345
Australia
Quality Poultry and Waterfowl bred to Australian
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